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OMNIVIEW (formerly TASKVIEW) is a preemptive multitasker for DOS 
programs; this differentiates it from Microsoft Windows, Software 
Carousel and others which do not provide true multitasking. You 
CAN achieve true multitasking with Microsoft windows by running 
multiple Windows '286 applications inside of OMNIVEW.

Unlike Quartedeck's DESQView, each OMNIVIEW process is a full 
screen application - this makes OMNIVIEW both smaller and faster; 
A very important consideration when running concurrent real time 
applications (such as high speed communication programs or 
industrial control systems) or when relying on memory hungry 
device drivers and TSRs. Any TopView/DESQView aware application 
will run as expected.

In contrast to VM/386, OMNIVIEW does not utilize (nor impose the 
overhead of) the '386 virtual 8086 mode. Each process operates in 
real mode.

The increasingly popular "dos extenders" may be fully utilized 
inside any OMNIVIEW partion, allowing multiple concurrent 
multi-megabyte applications.  While OMNIVIEW is compatible with 
Quarterdeck's QEMM and other virtual control programs, we 
recommend Qualitas' 386^MAX ($49.95) to get the maximum benefit 
of OMNIVIEW on '386 systems; the professional version of this 
program ($100) will also load device drivers into high memory, 
maximizing the space available to run other programs.

SysOps quilify for a 35% discount off OMNIVIEW's $79.95 retail 
price.

OMNIVIEW's features include:

-- As many as ten concurrently operating programs on a single 
   machine.
-- Runs on all PCs from 8088 to 80386 based systems.
-- True multitasking with user specifieable time slice duration 
   (127 levels) and relative process priorities (15 levels).
-- Utilizes LIM 3.2, 4.0 and EEMS memory.
-- TSR's loaded before OMNIVIEW can be accessed by all processes.
-- TSR's loaded inside partitions act just as any other program, 
   to remove them just kill the partition.
-- Supports all standard video adapters in all modes.
-- Loads in as little as 10K of conventional memory.
-- INCREASES memory available to run DOS applications by over 80K 
   on some systems.
-- Keyboard macros and the ability to "cut and paste" among 
   applications.
-- Easy to use menu interface.
-- Command line interface with a powerful collection of utility 
   programs allows experienced users maximum flexibility.
-- Free technical support and much more.

The OMNIVIEW Application Programmer's Interface (OAPI), available 
for the asking, has supported C, ASM and Turbo Pascal programmers 
since 1986.  All OAPI applications have the ability to:

-- Create and eliminate sibling processes.
-- Suspend, activate and control sibling processes.
-- Send keystrokes to programs running in other partitions.
-- Send and receive various message objects.
-- Perform time sequenced, background events.
-- Establish shared data areas.
-- Create "invisible" customized user interfaces to integrated 
   multitasking applications.
-- and much more.


Mailing Address:

Sunny Hill Software
POB 55278
Seattle, WA 98155-5278

FAX:

Be sure to SPECIFICALLY ADDRESS all FAX messages to Sunny Hill 
Software: (206) 355-4478


Voice Numbers:

Orders:    (800) 367-0651
Technical: (206) 367-0650


RelayNet

Sunny Hill hosts the OMNIVIEW user support conference on 
RelayNet. RelayNet is a free, public access, international 
computer information and file sharing network.  The home board 
for this conference is Rick Kunz' Poverty Rock BBS in Seattle, 
WA: (206) 232-1763.