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Terminals and Printers (Other Documents) (tp.htm)

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Terminals and Printers

Reality Terminal Definition Maintenance: This manual describes how to configure cursor addressing for foreign terminals to allow them to run under the Reality operating system.
RealLink 3.0 for Windows, User Manual: RealLink for Windows (RFW) is a terminal emulator with features that are aimed at the users of Reality.

NoteA newer version, RealLink 4, is now available which has been rewritten using C# and the .NET Framework to run under 64-bit and 32-bit Windows systems. This is a reduced feature set which should be viable for most Reality applications. Refer to the RFW Help for details of available features, and those not implemented from previous versions. Please contact NPS Reality Support if you find any features not implemented that your applications still need.
UIMS DATA/BASIC API, Reference Manual UIMS DATA/BASIC API, Quick Reference Guide UIMS DATA/BASIC API, Programmer's Guide: The Reality User Interface Management System (UIMS) is a suite of subroutines that allow the development graphical user interfaces for applications written in DataBasic.
Reality Printer Definition Maintenance: This manual describes how to invoke printer-independent functions via the DataBasic PTR function and generate printer-dependent control sequences that perform the requested functions on a specific printer. It is intended for those who develop prologues and epilogues for form queues and despoolers, or special printing programs in DataBasic.

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