Product Review

In this final part of the book we have grouped a number of topics that go beyond the creation of graphic objects. These topics include:

1. Programming reactors that can trigger actions depending on the occurrence of certain events.
2. Creating graphical user interfaces for the management of our programs.
3. Adding alphanumeric information to the drawing associated with graphic objects.
4. Creating tables using information within the drawing.
5. Managing other applications in the Windows environment using Visual LISP programs.
5. Creating Visual LISP compiled applications operating in their own namespace.

This Volume includes tutorials on exporting information to EXCEL spreadsheets and creating non-modal palettes using OpenDCL.