Segmented Hyper Graphics (.SHG) format. This allows for storage of not only the graphical image, but the hotspot information as well. A .SHG file can, of course, be easily used in WinHelp (.HLP) and HTML Help (.CHM) systems. After compiling a .SHG file into a help file, the hotspots can operate as hotlinks to help topics, as pop-up links, or even as special macros. However, Hotspot Builder is not just an editor of .SHG files; it is also a powerful
Thomson and NXP Semiconductors Finalize Agreement to Combine Can Tuner ActivitiesPARIS and EINDHOVEN, NETHERLANDS--(Marketwire - June 27, 2008) - Thomson and NXPSemiconductors Finalize Agreement to Combine Can Tuner Activities
Paris, France, and Eindhoven, Netherlands June 27 2008 - Following theannouncement of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between NXPSemiconductors and Thomson (Euronext 18453; NYSE: TMS) on 14 February thisyear, the two companies today announced that they have signed a definitiveagreement on the transaction to combine their can tuner module operationsin a joint venture.
TGI Partners With Versatile to Deliver Mobiquity Route(TM) Solution to TGI's CustomersSEATTLE, WASHINGTON--(Marketwire - June 27, 2008) - Technology Group International, Ltd. (TGI), a leading ERP software provider, today announced a partnership with Versatile Systems Inc. (TSX VENTURE:VV)(AIM:VVS) to offer the Mobiquity Route(TM) solution to TGI's Enterprise 21 customers. For nearly two decades, TGI's Enterprise 21 ERP software has offered a strong ERP solution for food processors and distributors. With the addition of Versatile's Mobiquity Route(TM) software, this all-encompassing solution set now reaches beyond the delivery truck and inside to the store for final delivery to the customer. From the delivery of pre-sold orders to impromptu truck-based sales, Enterprise 21 and Mobiquity Route(TM) will manage food and beverage distribution seamlessly and effortlessly.
Segmented Hyper Graphics (.SHG) format. This allows for storage of not only the graphical image, but the hotspot information as well. A .SHG file can, of course, be easily used in WinHelp (.HLP) and HTML Help (.CHM) systems. After compiling a .SHG file into a help file, the hotspots can operate as hotlinks to help topics, as pop-up links, or even as special macros. However, Hotspot Builder is not just an editor of .SHG files; it is also a powerful