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- TIME TRAK is a calendar/scheduling application which is written
- entirely in Clipper, therefore it is not necessary to link any TIME TRAK
- modules into an engine. The entire TIME TRAK system can be run from a
- dynamic library.
-
- How to create a dynamic library for TIME TRAK Version 1.2
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-
- 1. Create a directory on your hard disk named \TTRAKDLB
-
- 2. Copy all the source code files from the TIME TRAK distribution
- disks into the \TTRAKDLB directory. The TIME TRAK source code is
- contained in a file named SOURCE.EXE on the master distribution disk and
- is extracted by running the SOURCE.EXE program.
-
- 3. Compile each source file using the -m -l option. You may use the
- TTRAKCL.BAT file to accomplish this.
-
- 4. Build the TTRAK.DLB dynamic library by running the TTRAKDLB.BAT
- file. This will use the TTRAK, TTRAK.SCA and TTRAK.APP files supplied
- with this distribution to create an "optimized" version of the
- TIME TRAK library.
-
- 5. Use the command LIB \TTRAKDLB\TTRAK from the DCLIP dot prompt followed
- by DO TTRAK WITH 'ADMIN' to run the TIME TRAK program.
-
- 6. Use the function LIBLOAD('\TTRAKDLB\TTRAK') from your applications
- to load the TIME TRAK dynamic library.