How can I learn about PICK programming?

Where are you?

If you're in Australia there is this :
http://www.u2ug.org/index.php?module...opic&topic=590

Mike.

trouling (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:
You can start with the online flash-cards-ish at
http://www.tincat-group.com/trilogy.html. Go to the overview first,
then the data and then the commands. Follow that with the Jon Sisk
book that will give you information on the PICK BASIC language (someone
else provided the jes URL and I don't have it handy). Check the
materials at Malcolm Bull's site too (someone else might have that URL
handy).

Best wishes. --dawn

Thanks for the plug, Dawn.

You can find details of our self-tuition course Programming in Basic at

http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mbtraining/s_basic1.html

This is available in printed form or in PDF form, as indicated there.

I hope this helps

Malcolm Bull

dawn wrote:

or maybe : http://www.tincat-group.com/mv/trilogy.html

michael (AT) preece (DOT) net wrote:
Thanks, Mike. Sheesh -- I really should know my own URLs. I just read
something that said that there really is no reason for your memory to
be worse as you get older. Someone forgot to tell my brain that.

I still have work to do on those pages, so if you click the next button
on that trilogy page, you just go through the "cards" that are part of
every deck rather than continuing on through the trilogy as planned.
You then need to click on each "deck of cards" separately to run
through them. If you haven't read these before, let me know what you
think.

cheers! --dawn