Homepak [SEP] programming language
The original Atari 8-bit version of HomePak is implemented in the Action! programming language from Optimized Systems Software.
Reception.
"Ahoy!" warned "don't expect more than you pay for", stating that while HomeText was "quite nice" and HomeTerm was "wonderful," HomeFile was "very disappointing. Anyone who needs to use the database for even a mildly sophisticated operation will be frustrated and confused ... a total mess".
In a review of the HomeTerm portion of the package, Ron
Arts in 1987, following its acquisition of Batteries Included. Later Gold Disk released desktop publishing application PaperClip Publisher.
Products HomePak.
In 1984, Batteries Included released the integrated software suite HomePak, combining word-processor, database and communications modules into one application.
Products Product listing.
- PaperClip – word processor
- PaperClip II – word processor
- Delphi's Oracle (later The Consultant) – database
- Bus Card – IEEE interface card
- Bus Card II – IEEE interface card
- HomePak –