Programming for the Newton Using Windows (Book)

A comprehensive book explaining how to create Newton applications using NewtonScript on Microsoft Windows-based computers.

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Artifact Details

Publisher: AP Professional
Author: Julie McKeehan, Neil Rhodes
Place Manufactured: United States
Language: English

ISBN: 0-12-484830-3
Date: 1997

Description: Perfect bound black and white book with color covers (with enclosed CD).

Contents: Table of Contents:
  • Forward by Walter Smith
  • Acknowledgements
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Using NTK
  • Fundamentals of NewtonScript
  • Inheritance in NewtonScript
  • View Attributes
  • View System and Messages
  • Protos
  • Debugging Your Application
  • Newton Data Storage
  • NewtApp
  • Stationery
  • Routing
  • NTK Reference
  • Application Issues
  • Where to Go From Here
  • Index


Size: 7.375" x 9.25" (440 pages)

Condition: Good, pages intact, no marks, spine bent slightly

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Q&A with Walter Smith and James Joaquin

Walter Smith is one of the earliest and youngest Newton team members. He is the inventor of the Wallyscript, or Newtonscript programming language, as well as other aspects of the Newton. A few years ago he purchased a Newton museum, so he has lots of great development stuff from the old days.
 


 

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