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/ otter:comp.windows.ms.programmer / lion@dat1hb.north.de (Daniel Tietze) /  3:27 pm  May 25, 1991 /
stephenm@syacus.acus.oz.au (Stephen McIntosh) writes:

> I'm looking for any info on the avilability/plans to provide the Motif API's
> for Windows 3.0 (DOS).
> This would allow you to write code on a UNIX/Motif environment and then port
> the code to a DOS machine by linking the code with the SDK.

You could look at OpenUI from Open Software Associates which offer
a user interface building tool that allows you to develop a user interface
using a point & click WYSIWYG builder running on Windows 3 or Motif/Unix, then
compile it for your intended platform and link it to you application code
written in C (or even COBOL!). The user interface can be compiled to run on:
Windows 3, Presentation Manager, Motif (Unix), OPEN LOOK and others. From
looking at their marketing blurb, it is intended for conventional
forms based information systems, rather than graphical applications, although
you can display bitmapped pictures.

Try contacting them at:

        Open Software Associates    or    Open Software Associates
        P.O. Box 401                      C/O Famtec Computer GmbH
        Ringwood Victoria                 Gewerbepark
        Australia                         7343 Kuchen b. Geislingen/Steige
                                          Germany

Tel:    +613 871 1666                     + 49 7331 8081