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International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing
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The Menu Workbench tool streamlines bio-medical program development by automating menu design and management. This enhances computer screen architecture and user interaction for applications like the Immuno-Ligand Analysis System (ILAS).

Area of Science:

  • Biomedical Informatics
  • Software Engineering

Background:

  • Developing user-friendly interfaces for complex bio-medical software is challenging.
  • Efficient program management and intuitive screen design are crucial for bio-medical applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and evaluate "The Menu Workbench," a novel program development tool.
  • To demonstrate the application of The Menu Workbench in designing bio-medical program interfaces and managing their development.

Main Methods:

  • Description of The Menu Workbench tool and its features.
  • Application of the tool to the Immuno-Ligand Analysis System (ILAS) for menu design and screen architecture.
  • Utilizing Turbo PASCAL for programming across PCDOS, MSDOS, and CP/M operating systems.

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Main Results:

  • The Menu Workbench successfully automated menu programming, standardizing screen layout and keyboard interaction.
  • An intuitive menu system was developed for the Immuno-Ligand Analysis System (ILAS).
  • The tool's applicability to other bio-medical applications was discussed.

Conclusions:

  • The Menu Workbench offers a valuable solution for automating the development of bio-medical software interfaces.
  • Standardized design principles facilitated by The Menu Workbench improve user experience and program management.
  • The tool's adaptability suggests broad potential in the bio-medical software development field.