gt2844a@prism.gatech.EDU (Kem Jones) (02/18/91)
Does anybody know where I can find an OS/2 journaling tool? I'm looking for
something that works similar to the Windows 3.0 Recorder program: saves
keystrokes and mouse movements, then plays them back later.
Or, does anyone have any helpful pointers so I could write one on my own?
Thanks in advance,
Kem Jones
---
US Mail: Georgia Tech Station 32844, Atlanta, Georgia, 30332
uucp: ...!{allegra,amd,hplabs,seismo,ut-ngp}!gatech!prism!gt2844a
Internet: gt2844a@prism.gatech.eduroberts@cognos.UUCP (Robert Stanley) (02/20/91)
In article <22194@hydra.gatech.EDU> gt2844a@prism.gatech.EDU (Kem Jones) writes: > >Does anybody know where I can find an OS/2 journaling tool? I'm looking for >something that works similar to the Windows 3.0 Recorder program: saves >keystrokes and mouse movements, then plays them back later. I am posting this because it may be of general interest. The Stirling Group have a family of software development tools which exist in both Windows and OS/2 PM versions. These all have a generic name of the form XxxSHIELD, where Xxx is a tool-specific prefix. The Stirling Group have trademarked the upper-case SHIELD. They have an extremely interesting journal/log tool named LogSHIELD. For the record, other tools include: TbxSHIELD - a toolbox for building presentation widgets DbxSHIELD - an inference engine to generate code for dialog boxes InstallSHIELD - a pretty neat toolkit for building elegant application installation programs DemoSHIELD - a toolkit for building automatic demos around a running application MemSHIELD - a common memory management library for Windows and OS/2 PM These tools all cost in the $300-$800 dollar range, with OS/2 versions running a couple of hundred more than the Windows version. We are using only Tbx, Dbx, and Install at the moment, and only under OS/2. They have a full-page add in the latest Microsoft Systems Journal, and will send a demo disk on request. The Stirling Group 127 East Main Street (708) 307-9340 FAX Roselle, Illinois 60172 (708) 307-9197 Voice I have no connection with the Stirling Group other than as a user of some of their products. Robert_S -- Robert Stanley UUCP: uunet!mitel!cunews!cognos!roberts | 3755 Riverside Drive Cognos, Inc. INet: roberts%cognos.uucp@ccs.carleton.ca | PO Box 9707, Ottawa (Research) Alice: (613) 738-1338 x6115 (EST/EDT) | Ont K1G 3Z4, Canada [I haven't really lost my mind, I'm sure I have a backup on tape somewhere.]