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M-2 and ms windows

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From: Bruce Heimbigner
Date: Mon, 08 Feb 1988 22:22
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Bjoern Asle sinbv@bergen asked about m2 and windows.
It sounds like you got at least part of the question answered.  I've come
across a company (PMI) that sells windows os/2 object (and source)
modules that adhere to the windows os/2 standard.  They also sell modules
for dbase III and Btrieve (someone else had asked about that).
Another company (ID Nouvelles S.A.(?)) sells Btrieve and dbase III type
modules as well as a screen sculpting system (for screen imputs and output)

If any one has used them it would be appreciated it you could post a
synopsis of them (esp the weak points and any difficulty you may have had).

Does anyone know of a review article on either of these or similar systems?

To contact these companies:
PMI                              Amadeus by
4536 S.E. 50th                   ID Nouvells S.A.
Portland, OR 97206 (USA)         PO Box 877 1001 Lausanne.
(503)777-8844                    Av. des Figuiers 20 1007 Lausanne
BIX:pmi                          Switzerland Tel. (41) (21) / 27 26 30 (33)

I hope this isn't too commercial.
I'm not associated with either company nor have I used these products.

Thanks,
Bruce Heimbigner
HEIMBIG@WSUVM1.bitnet
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Subject: M-2 and ms windows
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