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Document Integrator from Seacrest. We have implemented it for a client for about 5 years. They have APIs to allow for editing an existing database notes files, for storing and editing freeform documents in their formats, and for mail merge. Very flexible and reliable, but a little expensive. -- Richard Rosenbluth Rose Information Management Co Terry Perkins wrote: > > Hello, > My company wants a "text editor" interface to an existing green-screen > system "notes" file. Rather than write one from scratch we think there > must be tools or products out there to do this. > > Requirements: Text editor like word wrapping and spell checking. This > could be a green-screen application or a client GUI. Ideally it would > maintain a DB2/400 table directly, one line of text = one row in the > table. It should be called when the user presses a function key in an > RPG program. > > Alternatively, we will take suggestions on the tools to use to write > this application. Java Swing, DDS screens, VB Client program, HTML > applet ... > > TIA, > Terry Perkins > Compu-Tech, Inc.
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