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Pocket Smalltalk Introduction

Overview The purpose of this tutorial is to give a novice Pocket Smalltalk user the necessary information to get moving with PST quickly. I just started with PST a few months ago myself, so I was preparing to write this document while I was learning how to use PST. There is an excellent tutorial that is distributed with the PST package, and I highly recommend that you read it. However, it is the standard "Hello, World!" program that seems to be mandatory for every programming language in existence. It shows you how to get the PST environment running, and then how to create a program with a single button that, when pressed, will popup an alert saying "Hello, World!" What I want to do is take you further than that.

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Publisher	Pocket Smalltalk	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2000	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
Topics	PDA, Programming Languages

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