Xref: utzoo misc.wanted:2140 comp.misc:2297 Path: utzoo!mnetor!uunet!lll-winken!lll-tis!ames!amdahl!pacbell!att-ih!chinet!spsspyr!gunars From: gunars@spsspyr.UUCP (Gunars V. Lucans) Newsgroups: misc.wanted,comp.misc Subject: Re: Terminal Input Packages Message-ID: <272@spsspyr.UUCP> Date: 26 Apr 88 21:57:59 GMT References: <1214@zen.UUCP> Reply-To: gunars@spsspyr.UUCP (Gunars V. Lucans) Organization: SPSS - Chicago Lines: 34 In article <1214@zen.UUCP> vic@zen.UUCP (Victor Gavin) writes: >I'm looking for some information on what is available for Unix in the way >of screen input design packages. Vermont Creative Software has two products called "Windows for C" and "Windows for Data" (I have no connection with VCS ... the following info comes from their advertisements). Both are subroutine libraries and have source code available at extra charge. One advantage of these libraries is that versions are available for Unix (various flavors), VAX/VMS, MS-DOS, OS/2 as well as uncommented source for porting to other terminal based systems. Another advantage is that there are no royalties to be paid (with certain restrictions such as not using WFC/WFD in products that compete with their own). Windows for C contains functions for window and menu management. Windows for Data (which includes Windows for C) adds functions for data entry (field definition, data entry screen management, scrollable sub-forms, field specific help, etc). I have no experience with the packages other than taking a brief look at the manuals and would be interested in reactions from others. Approximate prices for the HP 9000/840 in $US (price list 12/1987) are: Windows for C Windows for Data binaries or uncommented source: $4400 $5900 full source: $8500 $11,500 They can be reached at: Vermont Creative Software 21 Elm Avenue Richford, Vermont 05476 USA (country-code??) 802/848-7731 _____________________________________________________________________________ Gunars V. Lucans -- SPSS Inc, Chicago -- ..!ihnp4!chinet!spsspyr!gunars