OT: Is there a more English-like Programming language than Transcript?

[Richard Gaskin]

Dar Scott wrote:
> I have had trouble explaining Transcript to customers, so now say  
> Revolution.

I've never had that trouble.  I say I develop software with Revolution, 
and when I'm talking about the language specifically I say Transcript.

After Director's Lingo, Flash's ActionScript, ToolBook's OpenTalk, 
Netscape's JavaScript, and a few dozen other major scripting languages 
(prety much all scripting language vendors who aren't Microsoft or an MS 
knockoff), it doesn't seem so strange a thing.

Sometimes the entire world isn't wrong.

More productive to differentiate oneself in a more meaningful form....

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  Richard Gaskin
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