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Jerrold Thompson jrt@hardy.u.washington.edu on Mo, 04.01.93 00:34:

j>I ran across an application called 1st Card about a year ago.
j>It was similar to Hyperlink, allowing data and graphics to be
j>used in a database construction.  I would be interested in
j>hearing from anyone who has had experience in using it, or
j>cross references between it and Hyperlink.
j>
j>It is also supposed to support an expert shell, which would
j>be very beneficial to the type of application I plan to write.
j>This program evidently won an award for the most innovative
j>new educational software in Aug. 1991, so it seems there should
j>be some facts about it soomewhere, and perhaps a demo??

1st Card is distributed in the US by

    ZEPHYR
    MICROWORD
    Bill Yerger
    1525 University Ave
    Berkeley
    CA 94703

    PH  (510) 845-2000
    FAX (510) 548-2119

It comes with a manual (english, 120 p.) and several demo applications.

The company who sells it in Germany (I'm the programmer) is:

    LogiLex
    Eifelstr. 32
    D-W-5300 Bonn 1
    Germany

    Tel.: +49-228-658346  (7:00 to 12:00 Middle European Time)
                          here you can reach me
    Fax.: +49-228-655548

I'm sorry, there is no international demo-version of 1st Card. But a german
demo-version is availlable (with english manual). This demo is more than 2
years old and does not have the features for sound and several other new
functions. The Full-Text-Data-Base-Modul has speeded up to find now words in
i.e. the whole bibel within 1/10 sec. But the speed was very fast also in
earlier versions.

The demo-version is only limited in the size of the applications (stacks).

If you want to have more infos or an PD-Application, please write me.


Gerhard                   ( Gerhard_Oppenhorst@bn.maus.de )