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"Grant Dixon" <dixon@dogwood.physics.mcmaster.ca> wrote:



->Grant Dixon <dixon@dogwood.physics.mcmaster.ca> wrote in article
-><01bc207e$ab6dd000$72c07182@dixond.McMaster>...
->Kevin Handy, Alexandre Wyzlic, Eric Chow, Ronnie Deschenes, AK, Don
->Schullian ,Bernard Blackhamand, Kevin Handy, Daniel Garlans, Ken
Stieers,
->mikeainia@aol.com, Ronnie Deschenes, AnonHamiltonBoy and
scout@golden.net
->are the fourteen people who added to the list.  No one has added all
the
->versions of QuickBasic or Visual Basic yet so... I have added the
Versions
->I have used. One day and we are close to 50 maybe 2000 is not out of
line? 
->Keep them coming and I will up date them (well as soon as I get back
from
->as short trip.

->VAX BASIC
->Shepardson Basic
->BASICA
->MS BASIC
->GWBASIC
->Turbo BASIC
->QuickBASIC 4.5
->QBASIC
->dBase 
->Clipper
->Force (Half BASIC, mixed with a little C and Pascal)
->UDF - An industrial BASIC used in building control systems (HVAC)
->Enable Basic a TurboCAD V3.0 script language
->Novell's Script Language (looks like BASIC to me)
->ORACLE
->SQL (Sorta)
->ProComm Script
->MicroSoft's Dial up Script
->Visual Basic 4.0
->VBApplication
->VBScript

->SBASIC (Came with many KAYPRO's)
->CBASIC

->And all of the basic variants built into early "home computers"

->Commodore
->Sinclair/Timex
->Apple II
->Exedy Sorcerer
->TRS-80

->ALTAIR BASIC
->BASICA
->GW-BASIC
->Dartmouth BASIC
->Liberty BASIC
->ASIC
->FirstBasic
->Moonrock BASIC

->ZBasic
->CBasic
->CB-80
->PowerBasic

->BASIC      it _had_ to exist sometime way back when
->PowerBASIC
->M-BASIC    from the CPM daze
->BASIC v7.0 from Commodore 128 
->??BASIC    from Commodore  64's

->>TI-BASIC

->Basic BHT (To read bar codes)
->A BASIC
->True Basic
->Tiny Pasic
->Chipmunk (mac)
->NS Basic
->GB Basic (Game Boy)
->Flash Basic
->Array Basic
->O'Basic95
->ST Basic   (AtariST)
->STOS Basic (AtariST)
->GFA AtariST
->GFA Amiga
->GFA DOS
->GFA WIN
->Access Module Basic

->Newton Basic. ( The one for Apple Newton PDA )
->LBasic ( The on for a primitive 8-bit computer 'Laser', which uses
->cassette tape )
->Casio Basic ( The one comes with Casio 80's digital diary )

->Atari Basic

->SBASIC (Came with many KAYPRO's)
->CBASIC

->And all of the basic variants built into early "home computers"

->Commodore
->Sinclair/Timex
->Apple II
->Exedy Sorcerer
->TRS-80

->BasicBasic
->APBasic
->Chipmonk Basic
->YABasic
->Liberty Basic
->CARealizer  (I should have added this one as I have also used it)

->GBASIC

->UBasic (high precision)
->Chipmunk BASIC (for Mac, I think)
->FirstBasic (actually Powerbasic 2.1 under a different name)
->BasicBasic (I don't think I saw this one)
->Euphoria (A BASIC-like language)

Did you overlook Microsoft's QuickBasic Extended v7.1?


Terry in Ft. Lauderdale
fsimonds@icanect.net