I warn you in advance, this help file is going to be pretty brief, because I've just finished writing a 8000+ word user manual for my application typeinfo (look out for it, it's brilliant) and as I knocked this program up in under an hour, I just can't be bothered.
SWI Name is used to convert the name of the SWI that you type in, into its relevant decimal/hexadecimal or string. Yes, I do know it's been done before but I'm doing it better. The advantage of this is that a hexadecimal number is run faster than a string because the operating system doesn't have to perform a SYS "SWINumberFromString" every time the SWI is called. A decimal number is faster still because the number doesn't have to be converted from hexadecimal. So simply type in the SWI name into the relevant icon and press Return, for the information to appear in the other two icons.
If you click on the arrows, the right one shows the next SWI in sequence and the left one shows the previous SWI in the sequence, simple really.
The main window opens automatically on running and can be opened again by simply clicking on the iconbar icon.
To quit the aplication select the quit option from the iconbar menu, I know you probably already know this, but I thought I'd put it in anyway.
If you have any problems, preferably to do with your computer software, feel free to write to me at the following address, if you're nice or even send return postage I might even write back. Sorry to be so stingy but I'm only 16 and I don't have much money lying around.
Software Stuff
David Sharp
11 Woodlands Drive
Grantham
Lincs
NG31 9DJ
send an SAE if you want a reply
email:
DavidSharp@ThePentagon.com
www:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4119
This software is copyright David Sharp
This software is however public domain - copy it as much as you like but don't alter it.
right, I'm off now to go sledging with my mates...
