CrosS-Platform Development Software

May 1996 / International What's New Software / CrosS-Platform Development Software

Now with substantial GUI improvements, integration with C++, and graphical statistics, AllChange 3.2 supports cross-platform client/server development. The software provides a totally configurable environment for controlling all aspects of software construct ion projects under Unix and Windows. It uses database facilities with a hierarchical design tree to model the product structure.
Price:    Starts at 1900 Pounds UK for five users.

Contact:  Intasoft Ltd., Exeter, Devon, U.K.

Phone:    +44 1392 217670

Fax:      +44 1392 437877

E-Mail:   
intasoft@cix.compulink.co.uk


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