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From: burgoyne@eng.umd.edu (John R. Burgoyne)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: ObjectVision - a warning
Keywords: Borland ObjectVision
Message-ID: <1991Mar14.011557.9941@eng.umd.edu>
Date: 14 Mar 91 01:15:57 GMT
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In article <12810@ntrlink.hq.interlink.com> davidf@ntrlink.hq.interlink.com (David Foster) writes:
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>Just a word of warning to would-be objectvision users. I am a Borland
>fan, so when I saw a stack of objectvision boxes in my local pc store
>I dived in with my $99.99 and bought it. Great, I love it, a forms based
>constructor kit for windows !!!

Soft Warehouse said 10 more days 'til they'd have it.

My question is: How good are the printouts that one gets from ObjVis?
Are they comparable to form processing programs?

I notice that Xerox Form Base and Delrina's Per Form Pro are both
offering sweet deals; perhaps in response to ObjVis?

Would anyone recommend or comment on the quality of what is printed
out using ObjVis please?

Thanks.

Robert