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The
Early Morning
Visual Basic
Editor Control
Version 1.4 ( December 1993 )
Copyright (C) 1993 by Ted Stockwell
All Rights Reserved
CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
DISTRIBUTING THE CONTROL
REGISTRATION/ORDERING INFORMATION
LEGAL STUFF
INTRODUCTION
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The Early Morning Editor Control is a text editor control for
Visual Basic that can handle large amounts of text. The control has these
useful features...
...handles lines up to 64K in size.
...can handle a practically unlimited (2,147,483,647) number of lines.
...supports line and column blocks as well as stream blocks.
...supports fixed as well as proportional fonts.
...can automatically load and save whole files.
...can be programmed/controlled from Visual Basic.
The control comes with integrated online help and a sample Visual Basic
program.
Unlicensed copies of the Early Morning Editor Control are 100% fully
functional so that you can thoroughly evaluate it. Unlicensed copies
also have a nag screen that appears at most once whenever the control
is loaded into memory and an instance of the control is created, this
shouldn't affect your ability to evaluate the control. The registered
version of the control is the same as the unregistered version but has
no nag screen. Registration is $30.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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The Early Morning Editor requires Windows >=3.0 and is compatible with
Visual Basic >=2.0.
DISTRIBUTING THE CONTROL
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You may freely distribute EMEDIT.VBX with applications that you build
with the editor control, there are no run-time royalties of any kind.
You may build applications with an unregistered control, however the
VBX will display nag screens. Registering the VBX gets rid of the
nag screens. The registered version of the VBX comes with a licence
file (emedit.lic) that may not be distributed. If you have built an
application with an unregistered VBX then when you get the registered
VBX you should go into Visual Basic and then open and save every form
that has an editor control on it, doing this prevents nag screens from
being displayed when the application is run since the editor controls
on a form remember if they were instantiated at design time by a
registered or unregistered VBX.
INSTALLATION
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TO COMPLETELY INSTALL THIS SOFTWARE...
1) (NOTE:YOU'VE PROBABLY ALREADY DONE THIS STEP) CREATE A DIRECTORY,
PREFERABLY CALLED EMEDIT, AND MAKE THIS DIRECTORY THE DEFAULT
DIRECTORY. THEN USE THE FOLLOWING COMMAND TO UNCOMPRESS THE ZIP
FILE THAT YOU RECEIVED...
A:PKUNZIP EMEDIT.ZIP
NOTE THAT ANOTHER ZIP FILE CALLED SAMPLES WAS INSTALLED IN THE
EMEDIT DIRECTORY.
2) CREATE A SUBDIRECTORY OFF THE EMEDIT DIRECTORY, PREFERABLY CALLED
SAMPLES, MAKE THIS DIRECTORY THE DEFAULT DIRECTORY. USE THE
FOLLOWING COMMAND TO UNCOMPRESS THE SAMPLES ZIP FILE...
PKUNZIP ..\SAMPLES
THEN USE THE FOLLOWING COMMAND TO DELETE THE SAMPLES ZIP FILE...
DEL ..\SAMPLES.ZIP
REGISTRATION/ORDERING INFORMATION
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Unlicensed copies of the Early Morning Editor Control are 100% fully
functional so that you can thoroughly evaluate it. Unlicensed copies
also have a nag screen that appears at most once whenever the control
is loaded into memory and an instance of the control is created, this
shouldn't affect your ability to evaluate the control. The registered
version of the control is the same as the unregistered version but has
no nag screen.
In addition to registered copies of the control, the C++ source code
to the control may also be ordered. The source code requires
Borland C++ 3.1, Microsoft source is not available. The source code
is supplied as is and is not supported in any way. If you are going
to order the source code then you should probably also order the registered
version of the control but it is not strictly necessary. The control
determines if it is registered by looking in the directory from which
it was loaded for the presence of a valid license file. The license
is only distributed with the registered version of the control, without
the registered control you will not be able to use the source without
modifying it yourself to disable the nag screens.
In order to build the control from the source you must also have
a copy of vbapi.lib (it comes with the Visual Basic Propfessional
Edition, for instance).
PRICES...
Registered copies of the Early Morning Editor Control.....$30.
Borland C++ Source Code...................................$30.
Shipping and Handling in US and Canada is $4, elsewhere is $6.
CREDIT CARD ORDERS ONLY...
You can order with MC, Visa, Amex, or Discover from Public (software)
Library by calling 800-2424-PsL or 713-524-6394 or by FAX to 713-524-6398
or by CIS Email to 71355,470. You can also mail credit card orders to PsL
at P.O.Box 35705, Houston, TX 77235-5705.
To insure that you get the latest version, PsL will notify us the day of
your order and we will ship the product directly to you.
THE ABOVE NUMBERS ARE FOR ORDERS ONLY.
Any questions about the status of the shipment of the order, refunds,
product details, technical support, etc, must be directed to 312-925-1628
or sent to Ted Stockwell, Early Morning Software, 3544 W 83rd Pl.,
Chicago IL 60652. Returns may be made to this address within 30 days of
purchase.
LEGAL STUFF
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TRADEMARKS...
Microsoft, MS-DOS, Windows and Visual Basic are registered trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation.
DISCLAIMER....
This program and any manual, source code or documentation that is
supplied is supplied "as is" without warranty as to their performance,
merchantability, or fitness for any particular purpose. The
entire risk as to the results and performance of this program is
assumed by you.