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WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS
WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS provides a library of functions that can
create and manipulate stackable text windows within a QuickC
application.
These functions should be of special interest to:
-Developers who don't want to limit their market to users with
graphics capability.
-Developers who don't want to slow down their applications with
graphics unnecessarily.
-"C" language instructors who want to allow students to write
sophisticated-looking I/O without skipping over the "C"
fundamentals to get to graphics.
-RUN THE SAMPLE PROGRAMS-
To see what WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS can do, run the three sample
programs: SAMPLE1.EXE demonstrates the basic functions,
SAMPLE2.EXE demonstrates the menu functions, and SAMPLE3.EXE
demonstrates the input window functions.
-RUN THE INTRO PROGRAM-
To get an introduction to using WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS in the
"C" environment, run the INTRO program with the argument C.
(INTRO C at the DOS prompt)
-FOLLOW THE SOURCE CODE-
To see solid examples of using the WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS library
with "C", re-run the sample programs, and follow along with the
source code (SAMPLE1.C, SAMPLE2.C, and SAMPLE3.C.)
-ORDER INFO-
To order WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS, complete the ORDER.FRM.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS libraries were developed under QuickC
version 2.5, and DOS 3.3. All memory models except TINY are
supported.
The WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS libraries do not use the graphics
libraries of QuickC.
The WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS libraries are hardware-dependent, and
specifically developed for DOS-based IBM-compatible computers.
The libraries write directly to video memory and and use the
INT86() function to generate 0x10 and 0x16 interrupts.
For information about WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS, write to:
WESTBOROUGH WINDOWS
29 CHARLES STREET
WESTBOROUGH MA 01581 USA
or send E-mail to Bill Harris, CompuServe ID 76226,1555.