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Introduction

How many times have you looked at a dialog and wanted the list box to show more items, or wanted the edit fields to be longer? Unfortunately, the developers of the program probably did not give you that option. For them, it was just too much work to develop and maintain. Now, with GeometryManager, you can give your users the option that they and you have longed for: Resizable dialogs and form views! With just a few lines of code and a small royalty-free DLL you add this functionality to your applications.

If you are a developer of Windows CE applications, then you are already aware of the need to maximize the display of your application on several different resolutions. Save yourself some trouble and use GeometryManager.

Platforms Supported

GeometryManager supports nearly all 32 bit Windows platforms. It has been tested on the following Windows platforms:

  • Windows 95 / 98
  • Windows NT 4.0, Intel processor
  • Windows CE 2.0, SH3 and MIPS processors

See Platform Notes for information about differences amoung the different platforms.

Languages Supported

GeometryManager is a DLL (Dynamic Link Library) that uses a standard C language API (Application Programming Interface), so it is compatible with any language that supports a C language interface. The list of supported languages includes, but is not limited to:

  • C / C++
  • Visual Basic
  • Pascal / Delphi

About the samples

There are two sample applications, one for Windows 95 / 98 / NT, and one for Windows CE. Both samples were written in C++ using Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0 and MFC. For the samples to work, you will need to add include and library paths that point to the GeometryManager header and library files. You will also need to copy the GeometryManager.dll file to your project directory. You should then be able to build the sample and see what GeometryManager can do!

Support

All support is handled online. Email technical questions to techsupport@stonehorse.com. Questions will be answered as quickly as possible.


Please send any technical questions to techsupport@stonehorse.com
Copyright ⌐ 1998 Stonehorse Software
Last updated July 08, 1998.