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GDDM

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GDDM

(Graphical Data Display Manager) Software that generates graphics images in the IBM mainframe environment. It contains routines to generate graphics on terminals, printers and plotters as well as accepting input from scanners. Programmers use it for creating graphics, but users can employ its Interactive Chart Utility (ICU) to create business graphics without programming.

GDDM/graPHIGS is a programming environment that combines graphics capability with a user interface similar to the Presentation Manager in OS/2.



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Key Product Features -- Support for mainframe, AS/400, HP3000 and VT terminals -- Mainframe GDDM graphics (3179/G terminal type) -- Advanced VT terminal support including VT52-VT420, and VT340
The AX-7 Cobra+ provides ASCII Coax connection for IBM 3270 mainframe systems and provide advanced features such as job separation, bar code printing, and printing of GDDM color graphics.
Mainframe graphics support for GDDM and other APA graphics applications, including Telegraf, Teleplan and Interactive Chart Utility;
 
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