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From: bscrawford@aol.com (BSCrawford)
Subject: Re: ObjectAda GUI
Date: 1997/10/29
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In article <01bce3e6$fcbd5120$5cae450a@lbt3>, "Judy Butterfield"
<jbutterf@ael.com> writes:

>Does anyone have some examples of using ObjectAda and their GUI builder
>tool? The more robust the better.
>Thanks. 

Judy,

If you have a version of ObjectAda for Windows with a GUI Builder included, 
then you should also have a three-volumn set of the HOT_Ada tutorials. 
Go to Volume 3, Chapter 2, which contains several small but complete 
example programs. 

Bard Crawford (HOT_Ada author)
Stage Harbor Software