Thanks for that info. I don't expect I will ever really need to
license up from the version of 4.5 I have, but as I expressed, I tend
to packrat rather than dispose. This app runs some serial hardware
and a beehive ADB i/o. Version 4.5 had all the features needed and
the change- run to test loop was so much faster too on old hardware
with the old version....
I figured I was just turning into an old curmudgeon but so many
language packages were going the wrong direction for my needs. I
guess you know you have turned into an old man when you believe the
golden days of programming were in the past :(
system.out.print("time to retire if you think this isn't better than PRINT")
I am one of those lost souls that wished RB wrapped up the folder
items and textstreams with a simple OPEN myfile for write as #1
:)
Thanks again!
On 4/22/06, Terry Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Apr 22, 2006, at 11:17 AM, wayne durden wrote:
> > Thanks, I should have just zapped 5.5.2 long ago as soon as I had
> > reached my conclusion. Always that fear that at some point I might
> > need the upgrade feature and wouldn't be able to find the version but
> > could persuade RB to sell me a license even if they didn't have the
> > version officially for sale anymore....
>
> All previous final versions of REALbasic are available at <ftp://
> ftp.realsoftware.com/>.
>
> They even have 4.5.3 which is the last version of 4.5.
>
> Recently they have added all versions back to REALbasic 1 (2002). I
> don't think RS will sell you a license for older versions but you
> might be able to persuade anyone with an old license to "officially"
> transfer theirs. :)
>
> Terry
>
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