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The winapi.inc is a file that is either used with PBWIN7 or PBCC3. It is
located in a directory below the directory that was used to install the
software. If you are using PB35, this program will not compile with this
compiler.
The current main Windows API file is Win32API.inc, in fact.
WINAPI.INC is the old 16-bit Windows (Win3.x) file from PB/DLL 2.0
or so. If you have the 16-bit version of PB/DLL, you can find this
file in your WINAPI folder under the PB/DLL installation folder, or
download the current version from: http://www.powerbasic.com/files/pub/pbdll16/
As Allen says, WINAPI.INC is of no use to PB/DOS, however.
Originally posted by Tom Hanlin: As Allen says, WINAPI.INC is of no use to PB/DOS, however.
Tom- now I am confused. I went back to site where I downloaded
the PB program and it mentions "it is for PB 3.5/(Dos)" Maybe
the author has made an honest mistake in describing it.
Let me chuck this and ask a question. Can I do one or more of
the following:
[list=a][*]Can I control the size of fonts (I.e., double wide perhaps) <U>without</U> utilizing SCREEN 12 ?[*]Can I place a small graphic to the screen AND STILL be able
to place data around it using LOCATE? I.e., perhaps place a JPG
that all it says is OPTIONS (about double wide) and put a list
options under it? (I hope I am making sense!)[/list=a]
Thank you.
Oh, a gentleman suggested Ivory Tower. If the person sees this,
please email me. I would like to buy a product and having
difficulty contacting you. My email address is [email protected] Thank you.
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[This message has been edited by Robert Carneal (edited February 28, 2003).]
The EGA and VGA display adapters offered some support for designing
your own fonts, but I don't recall the specifics. You'd need to do
BIOS-level programming or find a library that handles that sort of
thing. You can find some font support code in the Download section
here, under Graphics and under Libraries. http://www.powerbasic.com/files/pub/pbdos/
Graphics screen modes, such as SCREEN 12, will allow you to mix text
and images with no problem. In these modes, the text is drawn on the
screen just like a picture.
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