Uni-SPF
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uni-SPF is a UNIX implementation of IBM's popular mainframe user environment, ISPF – the primary user interface for the information services professional working in the IBM MVS/TSO environment, and VM/CMS. It provides an editor, browser, system utilities, user-defined configuration options, and options for execution of system commands and foreground or background processes. It is a menu-driven panel system which can be extended to provide consistent access to other products and user-written applications through ISPF's Dialog Management Services. |
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uni-SPF is a UNIX implementation of IBM's popular mainframe user environment, ISPF |
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Author: The Workstation Group, Ltd. |
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Author: The Workstation Group, Ltd. Homepage: http://www.wrkgrp.com/unispf/index.html Family: MainframeEditorFamily Platform: Unix License: Commercial |
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Homepage: http://www.wrkgrp.com/unispf/index.html |
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– the primary user interface for the information services professional working in the IBM MVS/TSO environment, and VM/CMS. It provides an editor, browser, system utilities, user-defined configuration options, and options for execution of system commands and foreground or background processes. It is a menu-driven panel system which can be extended to provide consistent access to other products and user-written applications through ISPF's Dialog Management Services. |
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License: Commercial |
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See also uni-Xedit Screenshot: http://www.wrkgrp.com/images/ispf135.gif |
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Screenshot: http://www.wrkgrp.com/images/ispf135.gif |
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See also uni-Xedit |
uni-SPF is a UNIX implementation of IBM's popular mainframe user environment, ISPF – the primary user interface for the information services professional working in the IBM MVS/TSO environment, and VM/CMS. It provides an editor, browser, system utilities, user-defined configuration options, and options for execution of system commands and foreground or background processes. It is a menu-driven panel system which can be extended to provide consistent access to other products and user-written applications through ISPF's Dialog Management Services.
Author: The Workstation Group, Ltd.
Homepage: http://www.wrkgrp.com/unispf/index.html
License: Commercial
Screenshot: 
See also uni-Xedit