Power-Programmierung/CD1.mdf/magazine/pctchnqs/1991/number5/dlg/readme.txt

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Dialog Demonstrations
(c) 1991 by Tom Swan. All rights reserved.

Note: You may use any of the files in the DLG.ZIP file to create
your own compiled programs, which you may distribute free of any
charge or royalty.

To run the demonstration programs, load DLGSHOW.PAS or DLGSAVE.PAS
into Turbo Pascal for Windows. Define the conditional directive BWCC
as explained in the article if you have Borland Custom Controls
(supplied with Resource Workshop).

If you don't have Borland Custom Controls, you can still run the
demonstration, but if you compile the source code, the dialog reverts
to standard Windows style. Make sure BWCC.DLL is in the current
directory, in the Windows home directory, or in any directory listed
in a PATH statement. You can then run the supplied .EXE files.

If you have Object Graphics, make the changes listed in OGLFIX.TXT.
The repairs come directly from Whitewater. Be sure to save a backup
copy of your original files before making these changes. I can't
guarantee the repairs will work, but they seem to fix the problems I
was having.

For more information about the files, see my column "Shades of
Windows" appearing regularly in PC TECHNIQUES. Enjoy!

Tom Swan
Compuserve ID 73627,3241
MCI Mail: TSWAN
Fax: [phone]