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To: ahhaha who wrote (157)	3/2/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Raging Bull	Read Replies (2) of 185

Thanks for the advice. I had used an price averaging approach in the past successfully to average down near the low. I would then sell at at 40% gain from my average price. Fundamentals played a big part to insure I did not get a stock that was going to go under. The problem was that I never sold at the high. I took a different approach this time and plan to hold until the stock is overpriced. I believe it has quite a ways to go. The site for WindowBuilder Pro is smalltalksystems.com It appears to only support VisualAge and I used it in conjunction with VisualAge, but a friend once told me he used it on a Visual Smalltalk Enterprise (VSE) project. Write the compnay, maybe they have an unsupported VW version. The companies name is Instantiantions Inc. and they have a Smalltalk Systems unit that builds their products. The VW model/view/controller design for their GUI works well for attaching to back end databases. Their class structure is easy to extend for your specific needs. I found it very easy to combine the functionality of pluggable and protocol adaptors by subclassing one of the classesing and implementing the funcitonality of the other. They sell an add-on product IC&C Widget Kit to handle the Windows look and feel shortcomings. ODI's ObjectStore is compatable with VisualWorks. I don't know about the other two. There is a database connectivity product available by Informix but I dont not know if that is IFMX . I have not heard of CHiMu. Go the the following site for more information on the list of third party products supporting VW (there are several hundred add-on products available). parcplace.com As far as the other products you listed, I am

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