Written in POSIX, ANSI C running on all major workstation operating systems

Reject re-entry supported

SQL-script and ODBC supported

Supports test bed de-skewing, alignment, rotation, line drop out, cropping and resizing for images

Complete login user statistics allow computation of performance, efficiency and productivity

Statistics and statistical reports available for customization by user

Unibase Macro procedures and keystroke macros supported

Code Set Converter allows EBCDIC, ASCII, BCD, etc. user definable code sets

Supports SCSI, Pertec or STC interface nine track tape drives

Write data to nine track tape and 3480 tape drives

All menu items callable from command line Supports industry standard TIFF (tagged image file format) image files

Display and change image (TIFF) files

Create image batches from file edit and flat  ASCII data files including zone information

Supports images up to 7500 x 7500 pixels with four screen pixel modes: 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768 and 1280 x 1024 - others upon request

Supports comma delimited OCR/ICR input files

Split and dual screen image entry

User changeable help file system

Standard procedure for conversion of data to flat ASCII files for operating system independent conversions to move between DOS, Windows, NT, UNIX, etc.

In place file conversions for same operating system upgrades

DMAC language allows 99 channels to be explicitly chosen

Current "Hands On Unibase by DMAC" training manual

Historically correct with older key-to-disk systems, including Nixdorf, REI, Textware, etc.

Hotline, BBS and Internet access to examples, newsletters, forum and public domain support

The quarterly "Unibase Technical Review" provides feedback as to coming product enhancements and timely technical tips

Heuristic (feedback driven) upgrade process

Standards based

DMAC language supports multiple file output or index builds, with dynamicall generated file or index names

Update global variables from edits or command line

C call verb runs user C programs as part of DMAC load

Single file compound document support for storage and retrieval of image files

User selectable keying order

Printed and on-line manuals

Total color and screen attribute control of various operating systems

German, English and Spanish user changeable menu capability

Set verbs can control upper/lower case input and output user options

SQL and ODBC SQL access to DMAC files

Worldwide dealer network brings competence to user areas

Single installation for DOS, PC-DOS, Win 3.1x, Win95, Win98, WinNT, Win2000, OS/2 and Banyan Vines

No environment space setup required with Unibase.INI setup function

DMAC uses extended memory for faster response

High speed index builds on local drives with UBDIX environment variable

Perform character string searches from DMAC programs

Extremely high speed creation of Unibase file from one format text file

Extremely high speed index build on single data file with contiguous sort parameter

Merge capability for indexes

Easy generation of double-quote, comma delimited output programs

CD-ROM training for basic Unibase by DMAC

Image entry display may be zoned or unzoned

Operator controllable panning, zooming and rotation of images

Images may be displayed at top, bottom, left or right of screen display

Programmer control of percentage of image devoted to image

Operator control of ruler line on an image

Variables may be defined to be arrays. Arrays may be filled with literals, fields, variables or other arrays using the "build" verb in a single statement. (Similar to the "output" verb.)

Read/Write access to text files in text sub-directory with "open, get, put, append and close" verbs.

String concatenation function

"Hot Key" to call field edit program at any time during keying

"Double Key" capability during entry for critical items

Pre-field as well as post-field edits

Support for multi-page TIFF images

Support for JPEG images

Programmer control for interruption of operator batch keying