which programs do you know?

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which programs/applications/languages do you master (excellent/good/a little) ?

(just a question that popped up, will answer it later myself, no time for the moment,
but i'm curious and will forget to ask it if i don't just now)

I know a little Pascal, C++, and Visual Basic.

Tim

...I have forgotten more than most people will ever know.

MSWord

...also, take a look at this thread from the end of last year...

http://wrongplanet.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=20614&highlight=

It's called: Any programmers out here?

excellent : Photoshop , Flash, Director, Final cut, Adobe Premiere, Access, powerpoint, Dreamweaver
good: Soundforge, Illustrator, Fruityloops, HTML, Excel, Word
a little: 3D-max, Java

HTML, Photoshop
Microsoft Office (Certified!)
LaTeX (albeit at a very basic level)

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I took a class in Java last semester and basically aced it but the only thing we did much of was basic IO so it was pretty simple programming. I did a few weeks of easy Turing in high school and found that really easy as well (and managed to fix a few problems the teacher couldn’t figure out).
I enjoy programming because it's easy and can be stimulating for problem solving but I rarely do it because it takes a while to do anything interesting and I don't have that kind of time or creativity.
If sound programming counts, I just figured out Milkytracker and managed to make three seconds of something that will probably get irritating after a few loops.

I have IBT2 certification in MS Office, but I haven't really put it to good use yet.

Other programs I have dabbled with (but not mastered) include Blender, Paint Shop Pro, Photoshop, The GIMP, Inkscape, MilkyTracker, Werkkzeug, Klik and Play, The Games Factory, the latter 2 I used to create some fairly decent games.

Languages I have tried to learn include Blitz Basic, PS2 YaBasic, Javascript, HTML, CSS, Lua, Python, Pascal.

I'm currently learning C++/SDL. I still have quite a lot of C++ to learn, though. I've mainly been learning from online tutorials. I really should buy myself a C++ book. I'd also like to learn C#/XNA, but that recommends shader model 2, which my graphics card doesn't support.

Ms word,Ms powerpoint,Paint,Ms digital image starter edition 2006 Editor, some of serif,Sonic Stage,Adobe,


Nothing fancy,

Oh has anyone here got Vista?

i havent got it yet is it as good as they say

i started quick basic when i was 8. i had no idea what i was doing until i was... 9 :d
i learnt html by viewing sources to pages like yahoo.com msn.com before they became all complicated like they are now.
then i got real good at visual basic by the time i was 13, i took full advantage of all its features, even the ones that are why most programmers don't like it.
then i started c, but lost interest due to my lack of ability to do anything in it, when i already could in VB.
but then i got into php, and what i knew from c, really helped me learn php very fast, plus php is easy like vb.
i signed up for a comp sci course that teaches java, but the way they taught it was too noob i couldn't stand it. i went like 3-4 chapters ahead and still wasn't learning anything new, so i ditched it.

i know it sounds kind of noob of me, but i still stick with VB. soon VB6 programs will be to w/e new crap MS will have out, as C is now. plus its much easier and faster to write something in.

HTML, SQL, VB, Scheme, C++, PHP, and some others.

I know a bit or a lot of everything I have written above.