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A 32-bit OS/2 user interface development tool originally released as a part of the [[Prominare Development System]] sold by Canadian company Stewart, Dufour and Gossage Ltd., but later sold and developed as a stand alone tool by [[Prominare]]. | |Name=Prominare Designer | ||
|Version=5c (May 1998) | |||
|Vendor=[[Prominare]] Inc.<br />Code F/X | |||
|Author=[[Matt Smith]] | |||
|Licence=Commercial | |||
|WWW= | |||
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A 32-bit OS/2 user interface development tool originally released as a part of the [[Prominare Development System]] sold by Canadian company Stewart, Dufour and Gossage Ltd., but later sold and developed as a stand-alone tool by [[Prominare]]. | |||
[[Image:Prominare Designer 5c-2.png|thumb]] | |||
Prominare Designer (PD) lets you design graphical applications and user interfaces for 16- and 32-bit OS/2, Windows NT and Windows 3.1, that includes menus, accelerators, strings, dialogues, custom resources and a help table. Once you have completed the visual design of your application Prominare Designer creates resource files and C/C++ source code for handling of those. PD also handles testing of individual windows or dialogues including interlinks, creation of [[MMPM/2]] and Pen for OS/2 controls and importing of existing OS/2 and Windows 3.1 .RES files with automatic conversion of bitmaps, icons, and cursors to OS/2. | Prominare Designer (PD) lets you design graphical applications and user interfaces for 16- and 32-bit OS/2, Windows NT and Windows 3.1, that includes menus, accelerators, strings, dialogues, custom resources and a help table. Once you have completed the visual design of your application Prominare Designer creates resource files and C/C++ source code for handling of those. PD also handles testing of individual windows or dialogues including interlinks, creation of [[MMPM/2]] and Pen for OS/2 controls and importing of existing OS/2 and Windows 3.1 .RES files with automatic conversion of bitmaps, icons, and cursors to OS/2. | ||
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* 1994: 2.1 | * 1994: 2.1 | ||
* Apr 1995: 4.0 | * Apr 1995: 4.0 | ||
* Sep 1996: 5 | |||
* Jan 1997: 5a | * Jan 1997: 5a | ||
* Feb 1998: 5b | * Feb 1998: 5b | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [ | * [https://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/tools/IDE/ProminareDesigner_5c.zip Designer 5c demo] (Sep 1998) | ||
* [ | * [https://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/tools/IDE/ProminareDesigner_2-1b.zip Designer 2.1b] (Oct 1994) | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:05, 16 September 2022
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| Name | Prominare Designer |
| Version | 5c (May 1998) |
| Vendor | Prominare Inc. Code F/X |
| Author | Matt Smith |
| Licence | Commercial |
| WWW | |
A 32-bit OS/2 user interface development tool originally released as a part of the Prominare Development System sold by Canadian company Stewart, Dufour and Gossage Ltd., but later sold and developed as a stand-alone tool by Prominare.
Prominare Designer (PD) lets you design graphical applications and user interfaces for 16- and 32-bit OS/2, Windows NT and Windows 3.1, that includes menus, accelerators, strings, dialogues, custom resources and a help table. Once you have completed the visual design of your application Prominare Designer creates resource files and C/C++ source code for handling of those. PD also handles testing of individual windows or dialogues including interlinks, creation of MMPM/2 and Pen for OS/2 controls and importing of existing OS/2 and Windows 3.1 .RES files with automatic conversion of bitmaps, icons, and cursors to OS/2.
Version
- 1994: 2.1
- Apr 1995: 4.0
- Sep 1996: 5
- Jan 1997: 5a
- Feb 1998: 5b
- May 1998: Release 5c
Links
- Designer 5c demo (Sep 1998)
- Designer 2.1b (Oct 1994)