ZBASIC is a BASIC compiler for 8-bit Apple II computers.  These are the ProDOS
versions, of which there are two.  One is for 64K models, and one is for 128K
models.  Programs build using the 64K version run on any ProDOS-compatible Apple
II; programs build using the 128K version require a 128K system.  The language
has a number of extensions for graphics and structured programming, a
full-screen editor, a command-line interface, and the compiler itself.  You can
run programs directly in the ZBASIC environment or as standalone ProDOS
applications.

ZBASIC supports regular or Double Hi-Res graphics, allows you to integrate text
and graphics, and to customize your graphics sets.

It also suppors DO/UNTIL and WHILE/WEND commands, RAM disks up to 8 megabytes,
and has full mouse support.

This software has been reclassified as freeware by the Copyright holder,
ArtToday.com, inc (formally ZEDCOR, Inc.) and is released via The Lost Classics
Project.  Please see the FREEWARE.NOTICE included on each archive.

ZBASIC is being released in disk archive format:

ZBASIC128K.SDK
ZBASIC64K.SDK      are both 800k disk archives.  Sample files are included
                   on these disks.


ZBASICD1S1.SDK  is the 5.25" disk for the 128k version
ZBASICD1S2.SDK  is the 5.25" disk for the 64k version

ZBASICD2.SDK    is the 5.25" disk which contains the sample files.