uucigj@swbatl.sbc.com (Greg Jensen - UCI - 5-3531) (08/21/90)
The subject line says most of it. The rest of it is: somewhere in the
public domain. I seem to remember something like there being one available
from a third party for commercial release, but that is not what I am
looking for. Anyone put something together that they are not talking
about? This seems like it would be one of those "this is my first X
program to see how to do things" type of program.
Gregg Jensen
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---------------------------------------------------------------------- brian@padouk.ima.isc.com (Brian R. Holt) (08/22/90)
We have a Motif address book program that will be the sample program in our upcoming book. It isn't really complete yet, but it is usable. If there is much demand for it, I will see about getting it on expo. =brian Email brian@ima.isc.com Phone 617-661-7474 x206 Fax 617-661-2070 near the last bend in the Charles River
ssdken@watson.Claremont.EDU (Ken Nelson) (08/22/90)
I am writing a program called XCard which is like a rolodex. I modeled it after the Microsoft Windows Card accessory program. I should be done in a week or so. If you have any requests for functions you would like to see, just send me an e-mail. XCard is based on Xt with Athena Widgets, so it should be portable just about everywhere. Ken Nelson Principal Engineer Software Systems Design 3627 Padua Av. Claremont, CA 91711 (714) 624-3402
ssdken@watson.Claremont.EDU (Ken Nelson) (08/22/90)
Just another quick note: Several people have asked if the XCard program I mentioned would be posted to comp.sources.x. I would like to do that. I am not sure of the procedure, if anybody knows, e-mail me how it is done. Another program I am writing is called XPeg. It simulates the pegboard used in many offices to keep track of the coming and goings of people. XPeg is almost done. I will post it to c.s.x as well. If you have any ideas about what XPeg or XCard should do, please e-mail me your input. Thanks, Ken Nelson Principal Engineer Software Systems Design 3627 Padua Av. Claremont, CA 91711 (714) 624-3402