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From: C03601DM%WUVMD.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.EDU (Derek Morgan)
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Subject: Screen Design Packages for the PC
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Date: Tue, 25-Aug-87 11:58:38 EDT
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I've been asked to do some C programming on an IBM PC-AT using MS C 4.0 with
a great deal of data entry, and screen-based output. If anybody has had
experience with any of the screen design packages for C and the PC, please
tell me about your experiences/impressions. Yes, I'm too lazy to create the
screens and windows using C. Besides, the end user would like to be able to
design/alter the screens without my intervention. (I'd sort of like it that
way too.) So far, he has mentioned PANEL by Roundhill Systems as "looking
neat from the ads I've seen." Since he hasn't said "I want you to use PANEL",
I'd rather look around some more.

Thanks in advance,

Derek Morgan
Medical Computing Services Group
Washington University in St. Louis
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