Systems application architecture : common user access
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Systems application architecture : common user access
Prentice-Hall, c1991
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SAA has been developed by IBM to address the problems caused by the lack of commonality between the different computing environments that it supports. SAA provides a strategic direction for the use of computing and has the potential to become the standard that defines a universal computing environment. This book provides an introduction to the goals and interfaces that Systems Applications Architecture (SAA) defines. It presents a detailed examination of the Common User Access (CUA) interface that defines the way in which an application developer creates a compliant user interface.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to SAA
- SAA application design
- introduction to CUA. Part 1 The CUA advanced interface: advanced interface presentation techniques
- advanced interface interaction techniques
- advanced interaction dialog techniques. Part 2 The CUA basic interface: basic interface presentation techniques
- basic interface interaction techniques
- basic interface standard actions. Part 3 User interface design: principles of dialog design
- Mitre Corporation design guidelines
- Apple Computer design guidelines. Part 4 CUA and the Common Programming Interface: CUA and the CPI dialog interface
- CUA and the CPI presentation interface
- CUA and the CPI application generator interface. Part 5 CUA implementations: the OS/2 operating system
- the Office Vision product family
- the OS/400 operating system.
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