This program compiles Microsoft BASIC-86 code in to standalone executables. This 3.5" disk image can ONLY be read by an ACT Apricot computer. However, the files appear compatible with regular MS/PC-DOS.
Microsoft BASIC Interpreter for the Mac is a GUI based implementation of Microsoft's BASIC product. It can make use of the Macintosh's mouse, graphics, windowing, and more. This version does not include a compiler. A separate Mac compiler product was released later in 1986. This archive contains one 400k disk image in raw sector format.
Contains one Single-Sided Single Density 8-inch disk image in "standard" CP/M format. This disk contains MBASIC 4.3, with a copyright date of 1977. It also includes a number of sample basic files, with copyright dates of 1977-1980. This version of MBASIC does not seem to run properly in 22Nice. Unlike other mislabeled entries on this site, this one really does seem to be from ~1977.
This disk image contains two early releases of Microsoft BASIC-86, as provided by Microsoft for the Seattle Computer Products S-100 machines. They are both "5.21" but one is internally dated 11-Nov-81 and the other is dated 11-Aug-81. The earlier one is a day before the release of the IBM Personal Computer. Both files will run under later versions of DOS. They do not require BASIC in ROM. This archive contains one 8" SSSD floppy image in ImageDisk format.
Microsoft's Basic 5.27 for the 86.