Re: SAA User Interface Standards

Dave

I agree on the interface work - much of those libraries are 390 stuff, too, but 
things got applied all over the place at IBM. I still have a booklet from a 
1986 System/38 conference about the rationale for the interface design of that 
system that is still quite helpful.

I love that library site - if I had 3 lives, I'd be digging all over it.

Vern

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> Vern, 
> 
> I think I still have hard copies of all the manuals you mentioned. 
> Glad to see you bring them up. A lot of work went into creating the SAA 
> architecture with was and is very sound. Unfortunately, with the 
> popularity of the web, good application design went out the window in 
> most cases in favor of quick and Mickysoft oriented. 
> 
> Take care, 
> 
> Dave 
> Arizona 
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