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From: CS656@OUACCVMB.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: HYPERCARD FOR THE //
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Date: 8 Jan 88 16:40:36 GMT
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Ok, I don't use a Mac very much so this may be a stupid question.  Would it rea
lly be that good to have Hypercard for the Apple //?  Hypercard seems to be the
MAC version of Basic. I realize that it is much more powerful but it was design
ed much later than Basic after equipment had improved greatly. By comparing it
to Basic I'm referring more to the principle than technicalities. Like Basic,
it allows just about anyone to write programs quickly and easily. I think thoug
h, that with time, the limitations will start showing up. Will it be that   the
 more you use it the less you like or trust it? (Like Basic) Anyway, It's an
angle  to consider before devoting the time and money to learn it.

Bob Church   CS656@OUACCVMB