RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger

[Marco De L. <del...@mt...>]

Someone get me of this mailing list please!!!


Thank you,

Marco
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-----Original Message-----
From: sql...@li...
[mailto:sql...@li...]On Behalf Of Craig
Jansen
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 3:38 AM
To: sql...@li...
Subject: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger

Hi Antonio,
It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to a
lot of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) While 95% of the
terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable of graphical
web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals which are
currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long term I
plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock control
software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who have no need
for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully fledged PC. I may
upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in time it's easier for me
to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time.
I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his shop
floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box with
SQL-Ledger in the future.
Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. :)
Regards
Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services
PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060
http://www.cjcs.yi.org <http://www.cjcs.yi.org/>

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Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM
Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...>
Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger:
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Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I
think that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Let
see at MS .net project for example.