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Article: KEITHLEY METRABYTE: VTX CUSTOM CONTROLS FOR DATA ACQUISITION TO SUPPORT MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC 4.0

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* Integrate data acquisition, analysis and graphing for complete measurement applications

* Speed development in Microsoft Visual Basic using enhanced graphical programming

* Add data acquisition custom controls written in C++ for high performance

* Use Visual Basic to build GLTI in hours rather than days or weeks with C/C++

TAUNTON, Mass., Sept. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Keithley MetraByte announces plans to upgrade its Visual Test Extensions(TM) (VTX(TM)) software, an integrated set of Microsoft(R) Visual Basics custom controls for building Windows measurement applications. This innovative software adds functions to Visual Basic to collect, ...

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