R Keith Beal
r@cmss.com
16 Reeds Ferry Way
Merrimack, NH 03054
(603) 429-2111
Designed and developed tools for e-mail address verification and mail
client/server profiling. Developed code
for Domain Name Service (DNS), Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP), Simple Mail Transfer Protocols (SMTP) and Finger
protocols. The LDAP code uses the LDAP
API. The DNS, SMTP and Finger code uses Windows
Sockets WINSOCK API. Developed
database code using Microsoft SQL Server through ODBC.
The HTML open detection code logs the mail client type. The code was
developed as a Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS Active Server Page (ASP)
in VBScript
using Active Data Objects (ADO.).
Designed and developed real-time process control and data acquisition
software for the Parallex and Flex High-Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
system for combinatorial chemistry.
Developed multi-threaded real-time code for Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0.
Developed serial communications for single and multi-drop robot control
interfaces. Developed ODBC database access code for data
logging. Developed Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
code using multirate Finite Impulse Response (FIR)
filtration. Developed DSP
code for the Pentium processor.
Developed code to write netCDF (ANDI) files. Developed
code using Microsoft Visual C++ 4.1 and 6.0. Developed serial communications using Greenleaf
COMM++ 3.0.
Developed an application to map DDE to Win32 events for
communication with legacy software.
Developed code in Microsoft Visual BASIC 5.0 and 6.0.
Developed database maintenance utilities. Developed code in Microsoft Access 97 and 2000.
Modified and enhanced Windows NT Services for a Videoconferencing
MCU/Gateway.
Modified ISAPI Extensions for Web-based Server and Conference management.
Modified and enhanced code using Microsoft Visual C++.
Designed and developed automated import of laboratory
data into a Chemical Information System (CIS.) Participated in the design of the CIS. Developed a Windows NT Service to
watch one or more directories and pass newly created files to automated import
programs. Developed code in Microsoft
Visual C++ 5.0.
Developed instrument-specific automated import programs to extract,
normalize and store the data in the CIS. Processed data from Packard
Instruments TopCount Microplate Scintillation & Luminescence Counter,
PerSeptive
Biosystems CytoFlour Series 4000 Multi-Well Plate Reader and Molecular
Devices SPECTRAmax PLUS Microplate Spectrophotometer. Developed code in Microsoft Visual BASIC 5.0.
Designed a system of programs for automated Quality Control (QC)
of reagents and compounds for a combinatorial synthesis lab. The application processes data from HP
ChemStation and Perkin-Elmer TurboChrom.
Worked on the port of the Wildfire a speech-recognition PBX
from Novell
UNIXware to Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server. Developed code using Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0.
Worked with the design and development team for the
next generation of the LiveLAN-V Internet-based videoconferencing
products. Design requirements included compliance with ITU H.320 Videophone and T.120 Application Sharing families of
standards. Developed user interface
code using Visual BASIC 3.0 and 4.0. Provided Object Linking and
Embedding (OLE 2) and Component Object Model (COM) design consulting.
Developed 16-bit and 32-bit ActiveX (OCX)
controls for videoconferencing. Developed controls using Visual C++1.52c and
Visual C++ 4.1.
Developed a file transfer package for MODEM-based file transfer. The prototype was developed in Visual
BASIC and the final version in Visual C++1.52 using the Greenleaf
COMM++ 2.0 class library. The
client and server run under Windows, Windows 95 and Windows
NT. A client periodically calls
the server, sends files, receives files and maintains an activity log. The server handles client requests and
maintains an activity log.
Completed and debugged InstallShield-based set-up program
for the TextBridge Pro package for Windows 95 and Windows NT.
Designed and developed a Windows version of the FronttDoor management software for the BBN Internet Server. FrontDoor
provides a GUI to allow non-technical users to manage UNIX accounts, mailing
lists, newsfeeds, newsgroups and complete Gopher and WWW server management.
Developed code in Visual BASIC 3.0 and 4.0
using a variety of custom controls including the DevSoft IPPort VBX and OCX
for TCP/IP. Developed and integrated context-sensitive
help using the Microsoft Help Compiler 3.1.
Developed the setup kit using the Microsoft Setup Wizard 1.1.
Assisted in the port of the FrontDoor
Internet server management software for the BBN
Internet Server. Ported code from ThinkC
1.3 to Windows. Converted MacTCP-based
class library to WINSOCK. Developed code
using Borland C++ 4.5.
Developed user interface code for a document processing system with
Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Developed code using Visual C++1.52 and 2.1
for Windows
and Windows
NT.
Designed and developed the client portion of a Client-Server Imaging
application. The application provides high-volume scanning and indexing
capabilities. After scanning a batch of documents the user can define the indexing procedures including
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and bar-code Recognition (BCR)
and post-processing. Once the form layout and indexing rules are defined the
indexing process is completely automatic.
The code was developed In VisualBASIC 3.0 using Diamond-Head Software's ImageBASIC.
Architected and designed a class hierarchy for developing data file
conversion tools for popular accounting software to the
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