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'''Prominare Inc.''' was founded in 1991 with the objective of developing software tools and applications for the OS/2 environment. Based in Canada it has | '''Prominare Inc.''' was founded in 1991 with the objective of developing software tools and applications for the OS/2 environment. Based in Canada it has developed an international distribution network for its products. Since its creation, Prominare has built a reputation for leaders in PM programming, a reputation which has been recognised by IBM in its sublicensing of the Prominare interface to act as the Universal Resource Editor, a replacement to the Dialog Box Editor. | ||
The company changed its name to ''[[Code F/X]] Inc.'' in 1999 and started focusing on Windows NT products and appears to have gone out of business around 2001. | The company changed its name to ''[[Code F/X]] Inc.'' in 1999 and started focusing on Windows NT products and appears to have gone out of business around 2001. | ||
==Products== | ==Products== | ||
* Prominare Analyst Designer | |||
* [[Prominare Development System]] - Multi-platform visual design environment | * [[Prominare Development System]] - Multi-platform visual design environment | ||
* [[Prominare Validator]] - API trace and debugging utility | * [[Prominare Validator]] - API trace and debugging utility | ||
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==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||
* Gerald Labelle, VP Marketing | |||
* Andrew Pope | |||
* [[Matt Smith]] | * [[Matt Smith]] | ||
[[Category:Defunct companies]] | [[Category:Defunct companies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:13, 1 April 2023
Prominare Inc. was founded in 1991 with the objective of developing software tools and applications for the OS/2 environment. Based in Canada it has developed an international distribution network for its products. Since its creation, Prominare has built a reputation for leaders in PM programming, a reputation which has been recognised by IBM in its sublicensing of the Prominare interface to act as the Universal Resource Editor, a replacement to the Dialog Box Editor.
The company changed its name to Code F/X Inc. in 1999 and started focusing on Windows NT products and appears to have gone out of business around 2001.
Products
- Prominare Analyst Designer
- Prominare Development System - Multi-platform visual design environment
- Prominare Validator - API trace and debugging utility
- Prominare Converter - Bitmap conversion
- Prominare Designer - GUI designer
- Prominare Universal Resource Editor - Dialog editor
Personnel
- Gerald Labelle, VP Marketing
- Andrew Pope
- Matt Smith