From: Robert Benschop (rbenschop_at_telebyte.nl)
Date: Wed Jun 23 2004 - 04:26:12 PDT
On 19-jun-04, at 17:38, DJ Vollkasko wrote:
> What Vea for? What it do? Is it good?
From Planet Newton:
Vea is a simple to use, yet powerful diagramming program for the Apple
Newton 2.0 operating systems.
Vea allows layering of objects (limited only by the systems memory)
and also provides an underlying database that allows the user to
assign multiple properties such as model, cost, price, dimensions, etc.
to each object.
Objects can inherit other objects, along with their associated data. By
providing this database, Vea allows users to create Intelligent
Diagrams, which can speed the creation of documents such as parts
lists.
Vea can also be used in either portrait or landscape mode on the
MessagePad.
Robert Benschop
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