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Started by AK
Sat, 11 Nov 1995 00:00
BASIC-programming related stuff for sale
Author: AK
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1995 00:00
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I have seen a number of postings in this newsgroup where people
are looking for BASIC-related publications. I have the following
BASIC-related items for sale. Prices *INCLUDE* mailing cost within continental USA.
International postage extra. Payment with order.
1. "Serious Programming for the IBM PC/XT/AT" by Henry Simpson,
softbound, 190 pages. Provides BASIC source code.
My price: 7.00
2. "Executive Planning with BASIC", by X. T. Bui, softbound,
196 pages. Provides BASIC source code. My price: $6.00
3. "Build Your Own Expert System", by Chris Naylor, softbound,
250 pages, Provides lots of BASIC source code.
My price: $6.00
4. "Expert Systems: Strategic Implications and Applications",
by Annabel C. Beerel, hardbound, 170 pages.
My price: $6.00
(no BASIC source code, but lots of helpful theory).
5. "The BASIC Handbook: Encyclopedia of the BASIC Computer
Language", 2nd Edition, by David A. Lien, softbound,
478 pages. My price: $8.00.
6. "The MS-DOS Handbook" by Richard Allen King, softbound,
319 pages. My price: $6.00
7. "CBASIC/CB86 With Graphics: Programming for Business"
by Harold Joseph Highland and Esther H. Highland.
Loaded with BASIC source code examples. Item #6 above
would enable translation of the unique CBASIC commands.
My price $9.00.
8. Microsoft BASIC Compiler - 2 original 5-1/4" disks.
No manual. My price: $4.50
This is version 5.36 bearing April 1984 date.
9. Microsoft BASIC Interpreter - Original 5-1/4" disk.
No manual. My price: $2.50
This is version 5.28 bearing May 1983 date.
10. MS-DOS Version 3.2 Operating System - Original two 5-1/4"
disks and the Operating System manual. One of the disks
includes GW-BASIC. My price: $13.00.
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