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SPECIAL FORCES GUI LIBRARY - Copyright 1992 - Special Forces & Mark Witten
All rights reserved!!!
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Welcome to the second library release from Special Forces, the Special
Forces GUI Library. We have spent much time and effort developing this
library and hope this little demo will give you an idea of its
capabilities. Please keep in mind that the GUI function set is not hard
coded to look any perticular way... you always have the capabilities to
re-design everything from the arrow buttons to complete screen images.
The GUI library is currently available to
non-Special Forces users for...................................$150.00
Special Forces CUA library users who purchased
the CUA library prior to July 1, 1992 can purchase
the GUI library for............................................$ 75.00
Finally, a limited version of the GUI library can
be purchased for evaluation. If you decide to upgrade
to the complete library, the evaluation copy price can
be deducted from the $150.00 full version cost. The
GUI evaluation copy is available for...........................$ 25.00
Payment for the GUI or our CUA library can be made in the form of check
or money order payable to:
Special Forces
404 Dove Court
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
If you have any questions, comments etc., we can be reached by phone
or fax at:
( 609 ) 265-0921
Sincerely,
Mark N. Witten
=================[ S Y S T E M R E Q U I R E M E N T S ]================
The Special Forces GUI Library for FORCE requires the following:
1. VGA card and monitor with 256k ram.
The following is suggested for the library and this demo:
1. Minimum of 153608 byte disk cache.
2. 200k XMS memory.
We have recently added the XMS memory support in order to speed save/
restore screen procedures. It is highly suggested that this be provided
on end systems. In general, this should not be a problem since most
new computers have 1MB of memory, of which 640k is conventional...
therefore 384k is available for XMS. The GUI_SAVESCRN() and GUI_RESTSCRN()
will attempt to use the XMS if it is available, otherwise, it will utilize
the disk.
All the XMS functions are self activating!!! In other words, unless you
physically lock or unlock XMS, the GUI functions will check if XMS or
disk should be used.
PLEASE NOTE!: The GUIDEMO program is our in house test program and
therefore may have some bugs we just created.
PS: Run this demo from a harddisk, not from this floppy!