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Borland Buttons
Public Domain (Except Where Noted Otherwise)
No Restrictions on Use
June 23, 1994
Borland's Turbo C++ 3.1 for Windows has eight predefined buttons in its
library, labeled "OK", "Cancel", "Yes", "No", "Help", "Abort", "Retry"
and "Ignore".
The utility BUTTONS.EXE pops up a dialog box containing these buttons,
so you can see what they look like. The first five buttons are commonly
used in Borland software; the last three are not. The last two --
"Retry" and "Ignore" -- are quite creative and slightly humorous.
You'll need two files to run the utility. Copy the file BWCC.DLL to your
WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory and execute the file BUTTONS.EXE under Windows.
The files BUTTONS.CPP, BUTTONS.DEF and BUTTONS.RC constitute the source
code. To recompile BUTTONS.EXE, include these files, and the file
BWCC.LIB, in a Turbo C++ 3.1 for Windows project. (You may also use
compatible later versions of Turbo C++ for Windows or Borland C++.)
The file BWCC.DLL is a copyrighted Borland library which is
distributable royalty-free with utilities like BUTTONS.EXE. The file
BWCC.LIB is copyrighted and is part of Turbo C++ 3.1 for Windows. All
other files are in the public domain.
Philip J. Erdelsky
75746.3411@compuserve.com