Build Applications for Hand-Held Devices

September 1997 / What's New / Build Applications for Hand-Held Devices

Windows CE and Newton application developers have a new development platform, Wright Strategies' FormLogic 3.0. FormLogic ($195 per seat) consists of application model and management tools designed to accommodate the limited computing power and networking capabilities of Newton OS and Windows CE. You use the FormLogic Builder to build applications with standard languages such as Visual Basic and C++ in a visual environment. Developers can create and input images for touchscreens on the Newt on MessagePad 130 and 2000 interfaces. Another product, the FormLogic Application Server ($1000 per port), facilitates the integration of hand-held applications with LANs, dial-up communications, TCP/IP, and Cellular Digital Packet Data networks.
Contact:  Wright Strategies, La Jolla, CA

Phone:    619-551-6808

Internet: 
http://www.wrightstrat.com


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