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- From: stupy@freenet.durham.org (Steve Tupy)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: QUES: BCC 4.52
- Date: 5 Jan 1996 06:05:50 GMT
- Organization: Durham Free-Net
- Message-ID: <4cif3u$ii5@news.worldlinx.com>
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- David Raydo (DAR110@psuvm.psu.edu) wrote:
- : How can I configure the Colours used in the IDE ?
- : I can only find I can switch between four different colour sets!
- : Yuck! why can't I configure the colours from a chart?!?
- : (like the TurboDebugger allows for setting individual colours for things).
-
- Go to options->envoironment and then instead of using sets, use
- "custom" and then you will be able to change each color individually or even
- create your own custom palletes.
-
- : Can I make a MAKE file by just clicking on the items that go into
- : it, and expect the IDE to produce a working MAKE file ?
- : My old Microsft compiler did things that way!
-
- It is there under debug, I think, geez, it has been a while, but it
- CAN be done ;)
-
- : Can I get an explanation as to the difference between a Project file
- : and a Make file ? thanks!
-
- A project file is read by the IDE and has much more info relating to
- the IDE in it and a makefile includes dependencies and object file setup for
- the command line compiler but does not include IDE info.
-
- Take care!
-
- --
- Steve
-