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From: clw@ticipa.works.ti.com (Chris Winemiller)
Subject: Re: A VERY Simple Question
Message-ID: <1995Oct3.150813.20187@ticipa.works.ti.com>
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Date: Tue, 3 Oct 1995 15:08:13 GMT
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In article <44p6og$kkb@news1.delphi.com> jsutherland@BIX.com (Jeff
Sutherland) writes:
>Someone else posted how to print "Hello World" as a line on the screen, but
>what if you want a full blown application with a controller class that
>prints a screen that says "Hello World."
>
>Heres an easy answer for Object Studio (Enfin):
>
>1. Drag "New Interface" icon and drop on "Edit" icon
>2. Click OK button in controller type window 
>3. Select FormItem on main menu and NewItem in submenu
>4. Type "Hello World!"
>5. Drag text widget icon onto form
>6. Select File on main menu and Test interface on submenu
>
>You are done, it just ran.  Save it and you can deliver the controller
>class to a customer.
>
>You are wasting your time if you have to write any code to do this.

Of course, with Digitalk's Visual Smalltalk 3.x, you simply deliver the
out-of-the-box v.exe and support files, so you don't even have to
click, drag, drop, or type text in an Object Studio! :-) (Try invoking
the out-of-the-box v.exe and you get a simple window that says, "Hello,
World!")

Anyone else got something shorter than this? :-)

In fun,
Chris
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Chris Winemiller               Internet: clw@works.ti.com
Disclaimer: I do not speak for TI.
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