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CHUI
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CHUICharacter-Based User Interface


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Safewire's ARX is a traditional client/server application that relies on a character-based user interface to deliver customers operational modules for every aspect of their mail order business, from sales order entry to warehouse management to dynamic website generation, and enables them to analyze their key business drivers without having to worry about purchasing and integrating multiple systems.
Nexaweb's Enterprise Web 2.0 Platform Selected to Migrate Safewire's ... by Business Wire
BPCS Enable gives clients access to BPCS over the Web and, at the same time, converts character-based user interface screens into Internet standard-forms.
SSA Global Technologies Announces Extension Strategy for BPCS by Business Wire
A Flexible Desktop Client that allows any combination of Web browser, Windows client, and character-based user interfaces for both information publishing and business transactions.
Walker Announces Comprehensive Internet/intranet Capabilities for ... by Business Wire
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