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Excel Software ships RbApp 2.1 for REALbasic
Excel Software is shipping RbApp 2.1 for REALbasic developers, a collection of reusable classes for developing Mac OS X and Windows software using the REALbasic programming language from REAL Software.
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Beelucid ships free trial version of VBeeJava
Beelucid Software LLC has announced a limited release of a beta test version and unlimited release of a free trial version of VBeeJava, a platform tool for source to source translation from VB.Net to the Java platform.
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NS BASIC Corporation releases NS Basic/Desktop 3.0
NS BASIC Corporation has announced the immediate availability of NS Basic/Desktop 3.0, a development tool for creating Windows Vista, XP and 2000 applications, with more that 40 claimed new features and fixes.
Its power goes beyond most Basic versions with its ability to use standard Windows components easily. Major new features include support for Windows Vista, SQLite 3.0 and a number of powerful new controls.
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Excel Software ships QuickLicense 2.0
Excel Software has begun shipping version 2.0 of QuickLicense for managing the secure, flexible licensing of Windows and Macintosh software.
In addition to traditional applications written in languages like C, C++, Delphi, Visual Basic and REALbasic, QuickLicense is being used for Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, Photoshop plugins and Adobe Director multimedia content.
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NS Basic/CE 7.0 is released
NS BASIC Corporation has announced the immediate availability of NS Basic/CE 7.0.
Major new features of NS Basic/CE 7.0 include support for Windows Vista, Windows Embedded CE 6.0, SQLite 3 and a number of language extensions.
NS Basic/CE is a VB-like development tool that allows applications to be written on a Windows desktop computer but will run on Windows CE devices.
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