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A-Flow is a software general-purpose rapid development and authoring tool suitable for creating a wide range of Windows applications. A-Flow completely visualizes applications under development. You do not write application code but rather draw it by using a point-and-click approach. A-Flow is an open tool. Developers who also domain other tools may easily extend A-Flow capabilities by adding more foreign components to the core environment.

Windows Explorer style Menu structure. Display Menu Items and Detail Lists using the treeview and listview controls. Menu form is resizable. Menu Definitions are table defined. If you want to add or change a menu display item, just add, modify or delete a menu table entry. No more switchboards and buttons to run your forms and reports. You can run Code, Forms, Reports or Queries. Our Menu has built in Security and table link features. All code.

Kickstart is a powerful tool for DBAs and software developers. It lets you write scripts using a simple Basic like language to generate source code or database objects for any database schema. Kickstart also simplifies the process of converting schemas from one database to another. Kickstart also gives you an ERD tool that creates ERD diagrams that you can rearrange and print and a schema comparison tool to compare differences between databases.

Leap SE is a CASE tool that translates system requirements into object models for software development, greatly accelerating the systems analysis process. Business rules are automatically converted into C++ and Java object models, as well as into data models. For requirements, Leap SE is a requirements repository fully integrated with MS Access. Data model output, in the form of SQL, can be run in an RDBMS to produce entity-relationship diagrams.

OOReport.NET is an Award winning Object Oriented Reporting Component for .NET Windows Forms, Database Applications. With OOReport.NET you can create extensive, flexible and high quality Web-Page reports in matter of minutes. OOReport.NET is fully customizable, without requiring source code changes, recompilations and redistributions. It can dynamically connect to any OLEDB database or MS SQL Server / MSDE. OOReport.NET offers a wide array of repo

This Access-like .NET Winforms data navigation control works with datasets, views, collections and objects that implement IList. Navigate by clicking on buttons, using shortcut keys, entering navigation commands in the display box or by context menu. Additionally, developer-defined buttons can be activated. Two buttons are defined for incremental navigation, enabling users to jump a predefined number of data items.

CAMCTO is a rapid application development tool for engineering. It allows to create standalone modeling applications in minutes. Customized executable and HTML Help files are created. Used originally for air engines modeling, it proved to be universal tool, which can be used for virtually anything. System requirements include Borland Delphi 7.0 command-line compiler.

Allows to display and register rasters of ERDAS Imagine (*.IMG files) in MapInfo. Georeferenced *.IMG images will be displayed directly in MapInfo Professional, MapX, and MapXtreme environments. For free: img2tab utility - creates *.TAB file for each *.IMG file in batch mode. MapInfo Table is created automatically and then can be used to open the geo-referenced raster image. Erdasreg.mbx - opens *.IMG and registers it on-fly.

Rapid Application Development in C#. RADGui lets you: - Build professional looking commercial software. - Build all program modules. - Define data entities - Build menus - Build data forms and listings - Persist you data to XML

Do your web-based applications cost too much time and money to create? Do you spend too much in keeping your web-based applications up to date? Would you implement more key business functions in applications if you could do it quickly and cheaply? Yes? Then you need Polar Studio, a RAD tool to deliver High-Quality Web-based Applications. Create complex web-applications in days instead of weeks, using less expensive staff.