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November 26, 2001
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Modcomp ViewMax Instant Integrator
New. Modcomp means to make generating HTML pages from legacy applications simple with the introduction of ViewMax Instant Integrator, an extension of the ViewMax development environment. With ViewMax Instant Integrator green screens are translated into HTML pages instantly, making it easy for companies to put their legacy documents on the Web while reducing the time spent on debugging and testing. HTML pages, navigation scripts and defined input fields are generated automatically. Developers can customize the code by modifying or editing the end product. In translating pages, the developer uses a multiple frame interface that includes an HTML version of the host screen, a screen recorder for recording and displaying all the logic required for navigating the host system, and a data field monitor.

Available: Now. Instant Integrator included with ViewMax toolkit, an add-on to ViewMax. Pricing for ViewMax begins at $10,000. Pricing for the toolkit begins at $7,500.
Modcomp,
(800) 322-3287; (954) 977-1260;
fax (954) 977-1600
www.modcomp.com/

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