Well, all those solutions are better than the one I had by far. Just how do you people think of these things?!?!

Well, I program in VB 2008 which is about as recent as it gets.   I agree the map editor would probably be pretty easy to make, so i can probably do that if you want, but 2 things first:
1. So then the maps and campaings are two different things completely then? Or am I missing something?
2. The campaign editor, would it translate the script into a custom format readable by an asm program on calc, would it translate it into regular asm code, but kind've shortened, meant to be read in sections by another program (not exactly sure how to phrase that one), or would it make a complete program as the campaign(like the second one, but running code included, kind of).  Depending on which one, I might be able to do that one too, if, like said above, you want me too.

as long as ans /= B: B->A:Ans->A:If A=B:Ans is a string
Does that help?
EDIT: oops! i messed up i'll think about and redo it when i remember how it actually went, since i made this a while ago for a ramdom use of mine

Man, I missed being part of that era by 1 year!

This sounds very useful!  I could use this too with a lot of my friends!  I have no clue about Celtic I/Celtic II, but if you were OK with an app library, you could try Celtic III.  I know it;s still under development, but I *think* it's stable.  You'd have too check with Iambian on that.  It has all the functions you would need to edit those other programs.

O found bug.  I'll fix it later, but for now i would suggest not using a pic that does not exist.  It doesn't cause anything major, just a minor anoyance.

Nice AP.  Very useful and intuitive interface and those quick slots seem pretty nice.