If you download software from Modular Software web sites, you are using a fully persistent Coyote application. This application does more than just get your name, address, and email. It also allows us to post software releases with the simple act of copying a file into a release directory. All of the release downloads are dynamically generated real-time including merging release notes and even the colors for the table rows. This application was developed in-house in less than a day.

This application demonstrates several easy to implement and quite useful functions. You can look at captures of general system functions like POVF and WHAT. You can also look at very neat graphs of web server activity displayed using HTML table functions.

Several days ago, a large prospect wanted to see how hard it would be to build an e-commerce application. They already had a non-Pick application with several months of development effort invested and in all fairness, it did not look or work all that well. This shell application is quite a way from complete, but with only 3 hours of programming time invested, you can see just how easy the Coyote development environment is.

If you have downloaded PicLan-IP or Coyote, you probably started with a 45-day demo code. This is actually one of the first fully persistent applications written with Coyote. The "wizard" look and feel is ideal for this type of user interface.