Re:CUA

SAA,

  The CUA manuals can be found on IBM's web site under publications and ordered
from there.  Here are some of the manuals:

GG22-9508-00 SAA COMMON USER ACCESS BASIC INTERFACE DESIGN GUIDE 1991 ADDENDA
GG22-9509-00 SAA COMMON USER ACCESS TIPS AND TECHNIQUES, VOLUME 2
GG66-3174-00 IMP THE CUA 1989 INTERFACE FOR NON-PROGRAMMABLE TERMINALS USING
GG66-3177-00 COMMON USER ACCESS TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
G321-5480-00 THE EVOLUTION OF THE COMMON USER ACCESS WORKPLACE MODEL - SJ31-3
G321-5481-00 THE DESIGNER'S MODEL OF THE CUA WORKPLACE - SJ31-3
SC26-4583-00 SAA CUA BASIC INTERFACE DESIGN GUIDE
SK2T-0018-00 SAA CUA91 GUIDE & REFERENCE KIT

Marc Zylka


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Subject:    CUA
Author: <RPG400-L@midrange.com>
Date:       4/12/99 6:15 PM

Hi Marc Zylka,

     Can I get more information as to where i can find the CUA manuals and
other standards from IBM regarding Application Development.Can I know what
are the different ways to make an applications more useable and user
friendly.

     SAA




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