After Dark modules for Turbo Pascal for Windows
(c) 1991 by Tom Swan. All rights reserved.

Note: You may use any of the files in the SHADES.ZIP file to create
your own compiled After Dark DLL modules, which you may distribute
free of any charge or royalty.

Copy the files to a new directory. Compile the resources from a
DOS prompt by entering the command rc -r shades. Load file ADUNIT.PAS
into TPW's editor and compile by typing Alt+F9. Load file SHADES.PAS
into the editor and compile also by typing Alt+F9. Return to a DOS
prompt and rename SHADES.DLL to SHADES.AD, then copy that file to
the After Dark directory where you keep other .AD files. When you
next start After Dark (or restart the program while holding down
the Ctrl key), select Shades to activate the new module.

You may edit the program's resources using After Dark's ADRES.EXE
resource editor. The resources are in After Dark's custom format,
and for that reason, you can't use WRT or another resource editor
to modify the settings.

For more information about the files, see my column "Shades of
Windows" in the August/September 1991 issue of PC TECHNIQUES. Enjoy!

Tom Swan
Compuserve ID 73627,3241
MCI Mail: TSWAN