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RCS Programming Announces the New Run Time Editor 3 for Java

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Feb. 28, 2008 09:00 AM

The new Run Time Editor 3 (RTE3) is the next generation control system interface design environment designed specifically for network control from the ground up in Java. A true multi-threaded, multi-processor aware PC control system for almost any computer and operating system. The current version is ready for Windows and Linux, and Mac OSX will be available soon. Since the RTE3 was written in Java, this also means future capabilities with portable devices and more.

After two years of development, the RTE3 has finally arrived. Based on the highly acclaimed RTE2 software from RCS Programming, the new RTE3 takes things further with a totally new engine with new capabilities:

Unlimited Run Time Editing
Unlimited Run Time scripting
Multiple windows
Multiple pages
Grouping, group editing
Multi-threaded, multi-processor aware
Built-in Database access
MP3 and MPEG capabilities
Unlimited Undo/Redo
Shell scripting
Access .dlls
Easy socket communication

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