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== Publications == | |||
*Allen G. Taylor: ''ObjectVision 2.0 Developer's Guide'' - Bantam 1992, ISBN 0-553-35409-4 | |||
*Arnold Shulman; Edith Shulman; Robert Marion: ''ObjectVision 2 Self-Teaching Guide'' - Wiley 1992, ISBN 0-471-57137-7 | |||
*Donald Richard Read: ''ObjectVision Programming for Windows'' - Windcrest 1993, ISBN 0-8306-4193-9 | |||
*James T. Perry: ''Application Development Using ObjectVision'' - Boyd & Fraser 1994, ISBN 0-87709-140-4 | |||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:17, 12 April 2023
ObjectVision is a object-oriented programming environment for OS/2 and Windows applications. It was quite unsuccessful, so Borland retired it from the market in May 1993.
ObjectVision supports Paradox, dBase, Btrieve and ASCII data files.
Versions
- Windows
- May 1991: ObjectVision 1.0
- May 1992: ObjectVision 2.0
- Sep 1992: ObjectVision 2.1
- OS/2
- 1992: ObjectVision 2.0 - for OS/2 2.0
Publications
- Allen G. Taylor: ObjectVision 2.0 Developer's Guide - Bantam 1992, ISBN 0-553-35409-4
- Arnold Shulman; Edith Shulman; Robert Marion: ObjectVision 2 Self-Teaching Guide - Wiley 1992, ISBN 0-471-57137-7
- Donald Richard Read: ObjectVision Programming for Windows - Windcrest 1993, ISBN 0-8306-4193-9
- James T. Perry: Application Development Using ObjectVision - Boyd & Fraser 1994, ISBN 0-87709-140-4
Links
- PR 1991-02-12
- ObjectVision 2.0 (Evaluation) by Tom Campbell (COMPUTE! No. 142 / July 1992)