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>Hi,
>Can some people give me some pros and cons, abilities and disablities
>and so forth between what at first sight appears to me to be the two
>contenders in the 'Visual' Rexx programming apps namely VX-REXX and
>VisPro/REXX.
>Our needs at present are simply to 'beautify' some existing scripts (put
>it this way, we're just starting to 'out-grow' VREXX which, until now has
>met our needs completely (aesthetics notwithstanding!)). However, the
>ability to be able to code something 'professional'-looking looks like
>an ever increasing requirement (as more and more of our clients are
>moving over to OS/2).
>Seeing the price differential is rather wide between the two products
>mentioned, perhaps the answer is obvious but many a time I've found
>the cheaper option to be better than the expensive alternative.
>Many thanks
>Comments, URLs and feedback welcome.
>Clive
>,c.
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>Clive Humble of Artists in Glass, England, Atlantic Ocean (+near+ Europe)
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If I had to choose right now- I guess I would choose Vispro. I actually own the
VX-REXX version and have tried the Vispro Demo. The reasons why I can't
recommend VX-REXX is that it seems to be getting buggier with every patch
issued by Watcom, and with Fixpak issued by IBM, plus you have to distribute
a dll with VX-REXX, and the cost is about $30.00 less. You can choose yourself-
fully functional demos are available through Hobbes.