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- AddFlow ActiveX control Version 1.01.004
- Copyright (c) 1997 Lassalle Technologies.
- All rights reserved.
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- January 12, 1998
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- CONTENTS
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- Part Description
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- 1 What is AddFlow?
- 2 Package description
- 3 Support, Ordering...
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- Part 1 - What is AddFlow?
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- AddFlow is a 32 bits ActiveX control that lets
- you quickly build flowchart-enabled applications.
- Each time you need to graphically display data,
- you should consider using AddFlow.
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- AddFlow has been compiled with Microsoft VC++ 5.0
- and it is a MFC (Microsoft Foundation Class) based
- ActiveX control. The term ActiveX is now also being
- used for controls of this type. This is partly because
- of their ability to be placed on a HTML page as part
- of a Internet application.
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- AddFlow provides great and easy diagramming features
- in a multitude of developer environments like Visual
- Basic, Visual C++, Access, Delphi, PowerBuilder, etc...
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- Part 2 - Package description
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- This package contains an evaluation version of AddFlow
- for Delphi 3.
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- The installation program has been created with
- InstallShield v5.0 Free Edition from InstallShield
- Software Corporation.
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- It contains:
- - 2 Delphi samples: Demo, Navig
- - the AddFlow control (ADDFLOW.OCX) version 1.01.004d
- - the AddFlow help file (ADDFLOW.HLP)
- - this text file (README.TXT)
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- * Sorry, the help file has been written for VB5 and
- therefore the examples are written in VB5.
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- * IMPORTANT
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- THIS EVALUATION VERSION IS LIMITED:
- YOU CANNOT CREATE MORE THAN 20 NODES.
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- This is because the OCX does not work under Delphi if
- you have not a license file.
- Under VB5, if you have not any license file, you can still use
- AddFlow in design mode. This allows users to test AddFlow
- before purchasing it.
- If you compile an application using AddFlow but without license,
- then the executable will not work.
- Under Delphi 3, it seems that such a distinction between design
- time execution and runtime execution is not available.
- Even under Delphi design time, when you launch a program,
- you launch a compiled program, not a kind of pseudo-code as in
- VB.
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- Part 3 - Support, Ordering...
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- Please, see the help file for information about:
- * how to get support
- * how to order
- * the license agreement
- * the price
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- or visit our web site: www.lassalle.com
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