Re: Graphic interface to 400

[Raul A Jager <raul@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The easiest may be to use Net.Data. The user will be able to see his 
data on Netscape or similar browser, and graphics at the click of the mouse.


Rick Rayburn wrote:

> A client of mine wishes to be able to display a graphic image of a 
> selected type of merchandise by simply positioning the cursor on an 
> item# and pressing a function key or by typing in a character string 
> to obtain a similiar result. Does anyone know of any software that can 
> handle this RELIABLY or even a sample of the code (API?) that might 
> accomplish the same thing? I know there are products that use the 
> mouse (right clicking) to read a character string through the Windows 
> environment (open a window with the graphic displayed through your 
> browser) but that may be too restricting should we decide to get a 
> little more flexible with the process.
>
> As always, thanks for your time. It is always appreciated.
>
> Rick Rayburn
> NYC
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