I have acquired the rights to a few EllTech products that they no
longer sell for PB/DOS. I have not gotten around to pulling in the
documentation or full source code. But, the first distributions are
now officially available at http://www.tgh3.com/ --
This includes EGUI 1.01, a graphical user interface library, and
Compression Plus 2.0, which provides simple .ZIP compatibility
(dating to PKZIP 1.09g) and other compression and installation
features. Docs, source code, and revisions will roll out as I get
to them. These files are 100% free to use as you will, donated to
the Public Domain, but you may certainly feel free to encourage
my continued work on them by PayPal donations to mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A> ...
time and money are ever short.
Be advised that these products are dated, and will be updated only
according to the interest I get by email and/or donations and time available.
I have revived them because I don't see a point in having software die
for no reason, and my relationship with the owner helped me acquire them
inexpensively. On the other hand, if there is no interest in them, there
is no reason for them to be. Regardless, the last(?) versions of these
programs are now available at no cost, to use in any way you like.
Enjoy.
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Tom Hanlin
PowerBASIC Staff
longer sell for PB/DOS. I have not gotten around to pulling in the
documentation or full source code. But, the first distributions are
now officially available at http://www.tgh3.com/ --
This includes EGUI 1.01, a graphical user interface library, and
Compression Plus 2.0, which provides simple .ZIP compatibility
(dating to PKZIP 1.09g) and other compression and installation
features. Docs, source code, and revisions will roll out as I get
to them. These files are 100% free to use as you will, donated to
the Public Domain, but you may certainly feel free to encourage
my continued work on them by PayPal donations to mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A> ...
time and money are ever short.
Be advised that these products are dated, and will be updated only
according to the interest I get by email and/or donations and time available.
I have revived them because I don't see a point in having software die
for no reason, and my relationship with the owner helped me acquire them
inexpensively. On the other hand, if there is no interest in them, there
is no reason for them to be. Regardless, the last(?) versions of these
programs are now available at no cost, to use in any way you like.
Enjoy.
------------------
Tom Hanlin
PowerBASIC Staff
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