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We are in the infancy stage of a new project to develop a simple App that we will distribute on a CD to clients. For the most part the entire goal here is to sned our clients the requested PDF documents and a couple TXT documents. We would like to give them these documents in a presentable, well-organized way. That is the goal of this App.<br />
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We would like this to be a universal product, meaning, the App can work on any computer once they insert the CD.<br />
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Please advise what platform to use, what language to use, and any other suggestions you might think of.
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We are in the infancy stage of a new project to develop a simple App that we will distribute on a CD to clients. For the most part the entire goal here is to sned our clients the requested PDF documents and a couple TXT documents. We would like to give them these documents in a presentable, well-organized way. That is the goal of this App.

We would like this to be a universal product, meaning, the App can work on any computer once they insert the CD.

Please advise what platform to use, what language to use, and any other suggestions you might think of.

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