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OZONE is a software system that uses ActiveX controls as building blocks for programs you make. These controls are like independent programs that you command. You set the properties of a control to tell it what to do. If you want to show an image with an ActiveX control you set the file property in a PIX control. Then you tell that PIX control to show that file by calling a Method. Each property for a control regulates one variable describing the work that control is to perform. The kind of work is usually set by calling a Method.
OZONE is a new way of making the computer do work for you. The main elements of the system are:
- The Application Builder, with its patented 4 view IDE.
- The script you are making,
- The controls you use to do the work.
- The playback software (OZONE ActiveX or standalone.)
OZONE is the way you look at your work and the way you control the controls; it is not the controls themselves, not the script. Most authoring systems come with features, and leave you hoping that the included features give you what you need to do your work. OZONE comes packed with a set of features, and the power to accept new features developed according to an industry standard control type, the ActiveX custom control. OZONE also comes with the flexibility to accommodate your authoring style by providing a set of views you use to see your project.