If you mean user friendly like Visual Basic, I would say no. As a matter
of fact, it is not user friendly at all, it is just like any SDK. It is hard
for any newbie to learn from scratch, I wouldn't say it is impossible, but
you have to work your way through. You have to learn C, in that respect maybe
your experiences in coding Pascal, might help. You should start reading nt-tools.pdf,
and then you have the other pdf documents.

However there is also Newbasic, it is a Visual Basic like enviroment, you
can download it at Två Katter:

http://www.tvakatter.org

Best Regards,
Hans

James Lawrie wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> For some unknown reason I decided to try my hand at geos development so
I
> downloaded the GEOS SDK and C++ files from Två Katter. To my suprise they
> seem to be zipped from someone's harddrive, not actual installable
> applications so therefor I can't get them to function on my NT4 workstation,
> and I really don't want to spend alot of time just trying to make it work.
> So........
>
> 1. Is this the way it was distributed by Nokia or did someone zip it
from
> their HD?
>
> 2. If not, does someone have the original SDK program for download?
>
> 3. Also is this a program that is user friendly for the casual programmer
> or does it require a Masters Degree in programming to use?
>
> I can code VB, dBase, and a little Pascal but don't know a thing about
C, so
> I would also like to hear from someone who has written geos apps with
the
> SDK.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim
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