CL Command Browser = Impressive! Incredibly helpful tool for finding commands I haven't used in years.A search option would be a huge advantage when one can not remember a keyword or how the command begins. Otherwise this is a top notch tool.

Just Started using Just installed and starting using the product. First impressions it seems useful, only wished it showed examples.

CL Command Browser Useful I downloaded CL Command Browser to see if I could find a command I remember using but that I couldn't bring to mind. I found it very helpful in understanding the commands I had already been using as well as making me aware of many other commands that could be useful. Knowing what other parameters (than the required ones) could be used may help me make more efficient use of our enterprise computer. I liked the clean interface.

AS400 newbie found great value This tool helped me find and learn about commands very quickly. I used it as an adjunct to google searching to drill down on a given command.

Learning purposes This program was used for personal learning purposes only, and in that sense it solves my task.

Hi, so far I\'m not tested your product. I was looking for a virtual printer component for .net technologic when I found your component, next days I\'ll test it, I think is a good product.

Currently using Raw Data Printer Component 2.0 for our ASP.Net Project. So far, I'm satisfied with this product. Documentation on the Help page also helped me in using this product in ASP.Net. At the moment, I am using the Demo version of the product, but will surely purchase a license soon.

I have not figured it out how to use it yet I have no documentation on how to use the API provided by this component.Is there any docs available?

Partially useful Useful tool but not sure how to send modern commands to Epson printers such as [GS( G 2 0 83 48] etccould send ESC commands or raw text but not much else

An excellent product! This component is just GREAT and does exactly what it says!It has saved me a huge amount of time trying to figure out and write code to send printer commands (ESC sequences) to printers and to print checks, labels and barcodes! I have tested it with many types and models of dot matrix printers, inkjet printers, laser printers, label printers and barcode printers and it worked seamlessly with all of them! It can even open the cash drawer of the receipt printer with only one line of code!!!Not only that, but it does not even require a printer ...

fair but could be better Does exactly what it says, but the user interface is not convenient in my context - would be much better to drag and drop file to be printed into a receiving window.Reasonable value for money in isolation, but a competing application which has drag and drop capability is even less expensive - actually too cheap in my opinion.

Context Menu Manager and Windows Vista There is a crucial deficiency in Windows Vista which I was hoping that Context Menu Manager would remedy: it is not possible to add right-click menu items for specific file types, as could be done in earlier OSs using Control Panel> Appearance etc> Folder Options> File Types.For example, I have an application program which will generate HTML using the clicked file for a background image, before invoking the default browser, so for JPG, GIF or PNG files I like to have a right-click item: "View as Background".As yet Context Menu Manager does not fill this need as it ...

Preliminary Testing The module did find my Dell keyboard w/ reader but couldn't communicate with the cards I have (ISO 7816 compliant) I will get another set from a different suppler to see if they will work.When will full CPU / JTAG type programming software become available?