RealBASIC 2008 r1

Just bringing us up to date, this RealBASIC 2008 r1, and is my third RealBASIC release on TPB. ========================================== REALbasic is a rapid application development environment that enables developers to create high-quality, native software for Windows, Mac and Linux. REALbasic includes: * an integrated environment designed for developer productivity * a modern, object oriented programming language * a cross-platform object framework * a cross compiler that produces native executables REALbasic is used to create all types of applications, including database clients, commercial software, custom business solutions, educational products and more. In fact, REALbasic itself is written in REALbasic. REAL Software ships updates to REALbasic every 90 days. No other software tools company ships updates at this pace. Each new REALbasic license includes all updates for six months. When your REALbasic update plan ends you can either purchase a one year update plan renewal or continue using any release that shipped during your update plan. ========================================= This is a TDK release, original .nfo supplied ========================================= INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Install the software 2. Use the supplied patch 3. Run program 4. Use this key to unlock: Name: ThePirate Bay License Key: ZBAFGE5G-M2RSTRDQ-V8L3D2NL-645LEVY4-RB600DPFUSA-WIN If this stops working for any reason, get a demo key from: http://www.realsoftware.com/products/realbasic/trialkey/index.php (It will never expire)

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Intimidated (2008-03-04)

Oh, and don't forget you can use slopsbox for anonymous email when you request your trial key ;)

007Spekkie (2008-03-04)

You're the best, thanks 4 sharing

007Spekkie (2008-03-04)

No need for demo-key, patch does the trick..

DrYes (2008-03-04)

Any chance you can get your hands on the Linux version? Sure, I can cross-compile, but at some point, debugging at the target platform is so much easier.

Intimidated (2008-03-04)

I probably should have mentioned that this is the PROFESSIONAL version (of course)

om1 (2008-03-09)

works great !
but like DrYes said neone got a linux version?

runeforte (2008-03-12)

any chance for a mac version? thanks.

Intimidated (2008-03-13)

Working on aquiring a linux vesion. Mac users can suck my chode.

runeforte (2008-03-13)

macs are just bsd underneath you know. unix will be the first and last name in os, not winblows. so let's not knock our *nix relatives.

Deleted_screen (2008-03-14)

I love you! I've been stuck with 2006 r4 until you started releasing the new versions of RB!

Intimidated (2008-03-18)

runeforte, macs run a bastardised BSD with a fuzzy sugar coating known as MacOS. Arty types buy macs because they come in a variety of colours and are supposed to be "good karma", when reallly they're being ripped off and charged extorionate amount of money for antiquated hardware. Go buy a PC and run Linux. Any questions?

MacusAmicus (2008-04-07)

Appreciate it - am disabled hoping to learn new skill.

Intimidated (2008-04-07)

Try knitting?

xXxVladimirxXx (2008-04-11)

Macs are great machines, yes there unix, but they also "Just Work" no questions asked...i use all 3 platforms, vista, osx 10.4, and fedora, and if i could switch completly to mac i would because again it just works, i have nothing but problems out of ati on linux, my mac? has a ati...no problems at all..why? because apple designs it to just work....any questions?

xXxVladimirxXx (2008-04-11)

oh and if you could get your hands on the mac version that would be great, and the linux version

xXxVladimirxXx (2008-04-11)

reply to k0rfain:
look in the documention folder where you install RB and theres 3 books, quick start guid, tutorial, user guide and language....start out by reading the quick start guide, then when you finish that, read the tutorial, and then when you finish that read the user guide, the quick start and tutorial get you comfy with the RB interface and helps first time programmers easily start off..the user guide gets into programming concepts, and the language in general....good luck.

karltech (2008-04-26)

Hopeing for the Mac version took I got 2007 R5 for the mac, however its rather nice tho that most the projects I write can also be built into windows applications from the mac version.

DS15 (2008-08-12)

Great, just what I was looking for, thanks!

kafley12 (2010-12-29)

thanks a lot!! =D