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In article <21288@well.sf.ca.us>, loca@well.sf.ca.us (John Hoag) writes...
 
>> With Think C or MPW 2.02, it isn't hard at all.
> 
>....once you've written a few hundred lines of environment-handling code
>in preparation for printing "Hello World."  

Or used Prototyper or AppMaker to "draw" your application and produce the code. 
Or used the THINK Class Library or MacApp to handle most of the interface for
you.  (BTW, I use none of these, since I prefer Macho-Coding-And-Total-Control
(tm) :->, but they are certainly viable and easier routes.  A la NextStep).

Robert


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