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Mr R.T Russell who wrote the Basic for the Amstrad Nc100 and Nc200 has also
written a version of Basic for Windows of which I have a copy.

A program can be in its native form (with the extender of .bbc).
In this form the program can be written/edited and it can also be
run but only on a pc which also has a copy of the main Basic program.

Another form a written program can be in is a compiled form
(with the extender of .exe) which can now be run on any Pc but cannot be edited.

I have started to use it to write a copy of my Accounts program and I have
supplied the compiled version. Due to the complexites of the Windows filing
system I have set the program to read the data to and from the floppy disc.
The Money.Dat file is totally exchangeable with the Nc200 version.
This version is not bomb proof but try it and see.

The .bas version can be supplied to any that want it.