On Wednesday, December 31, 2008 at 9:22:52 PM UTC-8, Charlie wrote:

I've written a program (WASP) that you can download if you are interested.
It is a Windows based Applesoft BASIC programmer (editor, IDE, whatever you want to call it) that works in conjunction with AppleWin. It is not
bug-free but it is generally usable (at least on my machine with Windows
XP).
With WASP you can write programs from scratch or load them from disk images. You can then run them in AppleWin with one click of a button.
If you decide to use it please read the documentation and Read Me.txt file (included) as there are some 'features' that need some explanation.
More information and download at: http://mysite.verizon.net/charlie.d/wasp.htm
If (when) you find bugs please report them to:
WASPr...@verizon.net
And put the words WASP & bug in the title.
Happy New Year,
Charlie

Hi, The download link is nolonger working. Is there somewhere else WASP can be downloaded? Thanks!

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On 8/29/2020 1:38 AM, Neal Noble wrote:

On Wednesday, December 31, 2008 at 9:22:52 PM UTC-8, Charlie wrote:

I've written a program (WASP) that you can download if you are interested. >> It is a Windows based Applesoft BASIC programmer (editor, IDE, whatever you >> want to call it) that works in conjunction with AppleWin. It is not
bug-free but it is generally usable (at least on my machine with Windows
XP).
With WASP you can write programs from scratch or load them from disk images. >> You can then run them in AppleWin with one click of a button.
If you decide to use it please read the documentation and Read Me.txt file >> (included) as there are some 'features' that need some explanation.
More information and download at:
http://mysite.verizon.net/charlie.d/wasp.htm
If (when) you find bugs please report them to:
WASPr...@verizon.net
And put the words WASP & bug in the title.
Happy New Year,
Charlie

Hi, The download link is nolonger working. Is there somewhere else WASP can be downloaded? Thanks!

http://noboot.com/charlie/cs/cs_menu-5.html#wasp

Charlie

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On Saturday, August 29, 2020 at 6:49:16 AM UTC-7, Charlie wrote:

http://noboot.com/charlie/cs/cs_menu-5.html#wasp

Norton is blocking this! Says it is very dangerous.

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On 8/29/2020 4:49 PM, James Davis wrote:

On Saturday, August 29, 2020 at 6:49:16 AM UTC-7, Charlie wrote:

http://noboot.com/charlie/cs/cs_menu-5.html#wasp

Norton is blocking this! Says it is very dangerous.

It's a false positive. I reported this to them when they were still
calling themselves Symantec. It did no good.

Most anti-virus programs do not flag WASP as malware.
The best I can do is assure you that I put no malware in the program.

For what it is worth, I suspect that Norton and a few other anti-virus
programs object to WASP's ability to simulate keystrokes (Shift-Insert).
That is how WASP gets AppleWin (or any emulator using Shift-Insert) to
accept text.

Also, version 0.28 does not work in Windows 10.
Version 0.27 does work in Windows 10 with a few quirks.

Charlie

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