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# Microsoft QuickPascal Express | # Microsoft QuickPascal Express | ||
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* ''Microsoft QuickPascal Up and Running'' | |||
* ''Microsoft QuickPascal Pascal by Example'' | |||
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Microsoft QuickPascal was an Pascal programming environment for DOS released in 1989. It was a low budget product similar to Borland's Turbo Pascal and compatible to it at some degree. The technology was licensed from French company Nat Systems.
Package

The product was shipped on 3 x 3.5 inch (720k) or 5 x 5.25 inch (360k) diskettes:
- Setup/Utilities
- Program
- Microsoft QuickPascal Advisor
- Libraries
- Microsoft QuickPascal Express
Printed documentation:
- Microsoft QuickPascal Up and Running
- Microsoft QuickPascal Pascal by Example
Version
- May 1989: QuickPascal 1.0
Publications
- Nameroff: Using QuickPascal, Osborne McGraw-Hill 1989, ISBN 0-07-881520-7
- Yester: Mastering QuickPascal, Sybex 1990, ISBN 0-89588-653-7
- Jamsa: Microsoft QuickPascal, Microsoft Press 1990, ISBN 1-55615-243-4
- Jamsa: Microsoft QuickPascal Programming, Microsoft Press 1990, ISBN 1-55615-248-5
- Shammas: Object-Oriented Programming with QuickPascal, Wiley 1990, ISBN 0-471-50954-X
- Weiskamp; Aguiar: QuickPascal: A Self-Teaching Guide, Wiley 1990, ISBN 0-471-51497-7
- Schneider: Microsoft QuickPascal : An Introduction to Structured and Object-Oriented Programming, Dellen 1990, ISBN 0-02-407595-7
- Wikert: QuickPASCAL Programming: Version 1.0, Que 1990, ISBN 0-88022-570-X