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Your customers don't want to have to try to control your Embedded web server hardware by typing numbers into a text box, hitting a gray, dreary looking Submit button, and then wondering if anything actually happened.

Old-fashioned embedded web servers used HTML forms. Slow and clunky looking!

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They want to be able to take charge: to be able to make smooth, precise changes in real time, using beautiful 3D screen controls that they grab on to. They want positive visual reinforcement that what they just changed actually did something at the other end of the wire (which may just be on the other side of the world).

 

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In short, they want you to design your embedded web server product using TCPmaker Pro!

 

This is all you need to do with TCPmaker Pro:

 

 

1. Define Data...

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...using variable names that are meaningful to you.

 

2. Lay Out Pages...

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...with real screen controls, using TCPmaker 's drag and drop Visual Page Designer .

 

3. Generate Code...

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...to "wire it all up." Customize to add real I/O for your data. Compile with your PIC compiler.

 

= Control With Your Browser!

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...anywhere in the world!

 

TCPmaker Pro works with all Microchip PIC devices that are capable of running the Microchip TCPIP Stack, using these fine compilers:

  TCPmaker Pro generates complete source code for each compiler, and generates project files for both the free MPLAB X and MPLAB 8 IDEs from Microchip.

 

Next: Direct Transfer of Variables >>

 

 

Being able to use beautiful 3-D looking screen controls like buttons, sliders, gauges, and graphs, makes TCPmaker a joy to use.

 

There is no easier or faster way on the planet than TCPmaker, to make embedded web servers that look great, are highly interactive, and work in a wide variety of PIC microcontrollers. Gets your project up and running fast!

 

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