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'''''Advanced Macintosh BASIC Programming''''' is a 1985 book by Philip Calippe, published by COMPUTE! Publications of Greensboro, North Carolina, ISBN 0-87455-030-0.<ref name="cp">Philip Calippe, ''Advanced Macintosh BASIC Programming'' (COMPUTE! Publications, 1985), title page and copyright page.</ref> It is a tutorial and reference for Microsoft BASIC 2.0 on the Macintosh. The book first covers the Macintosh-specific commands of Microsoft BASIC, then uses them to build a set of subroutine "tools" and larger programming utilities, and ends with an arcade game written to demonstrate event handling.<ref name="fw">Calippe, ''Advanced Macintosh BASIC Programming'', Foreword, pp. v-vi.</ref> The Library of Congress catalogue record gives the extent as viii, 309 pages.<ref name="ol">Open Library, [https://openlibrary.org/books/OL2286933M ''Advanced Macintosh BASIC programming'', record OL2286933M], from Library of Congress catalogue data. Retrieved 2026-09-30.</ref> The programs were also sold on a companion disk, ordered with the coupon at the back of the book.<ref name="toc">Calippe, ''Advanced Macintosh BASIC Programming'', Contents, and disk coupon p. 311.</ref> == Contents == Page numbers are from the book's own contents list.<ref name="toc" /> * Foreword, p. v * Introduction: The Form of the Book, p. vii * Chapter 1: Keyboard and String Manipulation, p. 1 * Chapter 2: Input Processing Commands, p. 13 * Chapter 3: Graphics and Animation, p. 33 * Chapter 4: Bit Image Design, p. 55 * Chapter 5: File Commands, p. 65 * Chapter 6: Program File Oriented Commands, p. 91 * Chapter 7: Device I/O and Microsoft BASIC Techniques, p. 103 * Chapter 8: Using ROM Routines, p. 131 * Chapter 9: ROM Routines-Graphics, p. 151 * Chapter 10: Text ROM Routines, p. 241 * Chapter 11: Software Tools, p. 253 * Index, p. 307 * Disk coupon, p. 311 == What this book does not contain == It is a programming book. It has no service procedures, parts lists, schematics or electrical data for the Macintosh; Apple's repair documentation is in [[:Category:Apple Service Source]]. The hosted scan runs from the title page to the back cover but leaves out the blank pages, so the PDF has 301 pages against the book's printed numbering. == Related titles on this wiki == * [[Introduction to Macintosh Basic 1984]] * [[Basic Microsoft Basic For The Macintosh 1985]] <pdf> File:Advanced_Macintosh_BASIC_Programming_1985.pdf </pdf> Download: [[:File:Advanced_Macintosh_BASIC_Programming_1985.pdf|Advanced_Macintosh_BASIC_Programming_1985.pdf]] == References == <references /> [[Category:Apple Programming Documentation]]
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