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i know this subject has had to come up more than once but is appforge the only solution to write programs for the palm os?

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Try NSbasic!
 
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i know this subject has had to come up more than once but is appforge the
only solution to write programs for the palm os?

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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 00:17:30 -0600, e777ann@yahoo.zzz (E mann) wrote:
 
>i know this subject has had to come up more than once but is appforge the only solution to write programs for the palm os?
 
www.nsbasic.com/Palm

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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 00:17:30 -0600, E mann <e777ann@yahoo.zzz> wrote:
 
> i know this subject has had to come up more than once but is appforge  
> the only solution to write programs for the palm os?
 
AF is a/the solution if you need to develop cross-platform and or want to  
use the VB6 or .NET IDE (makes debugging much easier). If you only  
need/want to develop for Palm and are not bound to a certain IDE, then  
there are cheaper and/or more performant solutions.
 
Very cheap for example is the PalmOS Development Suite from PalmSource ...  
it's free. Of course it requires to write your app in C/C++.
You'll find many benchmark results of popular Palm development tools on  
this page:
http://www.aldweb.com/articles.php?lng=en&pg=24
 
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Thanks guys for the responses. This is definately a step in the right direction