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A Simple Cross-platform Program

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 carl morey
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I identify with the starfish.
I may be really stupid and have to use visual basic but at least I'm happy.

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How to write a program that allows a simple game to run on Linux and Windows
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 4 Aug 2009
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