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From: fyl@ssc.UUCP (Phil Hughes)
Newsgroups: misc.wanted,comp.misc
Subject: Re: Terminal Input Packages
Summary: maybe Zebu is the answer
Message-ID: <1187@ssc.UUCP>
Date: 28 Apr 88 18:36:23 GMT
References: <1214@zen.UUCP> <272@spsspyr.UUCP>
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In article <272@spsspyr.UUCP>, gunars@spsspyr.UUCP (Gunars V. Lucans) writes:
> 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"
> 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

After seeing these prices I decided I should post a quick note about a product
that we have called Zebu.  It is billed as a records management package.  It
creates a flat file with two record types where the records are in a master
slave relationship.  It also has an index file for access by one key.

But, all this is irrelevant to the initial question.  It has a screen
description language and puts up pretty screens for data entry and record
access.  If this is what you are looking for, it could solve your problem.
It uses curses and is distributed as source.  The price: $150

Anyway, if this is of interest, contact:
	Sandy Webb
	SSC, Inc.
	P.O. Box 55549
	Seattle, WA 98155
	(206)FOR-UNIX or 527-3385
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