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- CASE:W for C
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- Version 3.00 README.1ST file
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- Notes:
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- 1. If you encounter difficulties running the cinstall program (your screen
- does not clear and the files are not copied), make sure that your autoexec.bat
- file does a "SET COMSPEC=path where COMMAND.COM is located".
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- 2. If you are following the Quiktour chapter in the manual, be sure to change
- your Working directory (under the Options pulldown) to the subdirectory
- Quiktour under the main CASEW directory before you start to build your
- Quiktour application. This will allow CASE:W to find the supplied dialogs.
- Also, the generation process will create a make file called Quiktour which
- would conflict with the subdirectory name Quiktour.
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- 3. Due to a WINDOWS feature when you are in CASE:W's main window with no
- pulldowns highlighted, the ENTER key also functions as <CTRL-M> which is the
- accelerator for MAKE under the BUILD pulldown.
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- 4. The Setup program has an option for the Make utility. If left blank,
- CASE:W will utilize MAKE.EXE for Microsoft's 5.1 compiler and NMK.COM for
- the 6.0 compiler. You may substitute your own option and CASE:W will
- append the application name to the end. If you need the application name
- to appear within your command line, a percent sign may be used and CASE:W
- will substitute the application name for the percent.
- e. g., CUSTOM % Param2 is invoked as CUSTOM appname Param2.
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- 5. A CASE:PM application may be brought into CASE:W. Each menu item should
- be selected and updated (CASE:W will convert tildes to ampersands for the
- accelerators). The libraries and compiler options should be set correctly.
- Dialog boxes must be re-created with the WINDOWS Dialog Editor and placed in
- the appropriate directory. Extended Code support data must then be
- reentered through CASE:W.
- The CASE:W User Defined Code option allows the user to create and edit
- Include files while the UDC Dialog is displayed (a Push Button labeled Edit
- invokes the editor entered in CASE.INI). New include files may be created
- by entering the new name in the Edit Control or existing files may be selected
- and modified. This makes the INLINE User Defined Code method unnecessary.
- To retrieve the CASE:PM INLINE code you should bring the application you
- wish to transfer into CASE:PM and display the INLINE code. Invoke the
- the IBM system editor (or Clipboard compatible editor), hilite
- the INLINE code and hit Shift+Insert, then activate the Editor window and
- paste the code into a new Include file. This include file may then be
- transfered to your DOS environment and added to CASE:W.
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- GENERAL INFORMATION
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- The program and documentation files on this disk comprise the release of
- CASE:W for C, Version 3.00.
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- If in the course of using this product, you have problems or suggestions,
- feel free to contact us at CASEWORKS to report them. Our main phone number
- is (404) 399-6236. We can be reached 24 hrs/day via FAX at (404) 399-9516.
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- CASEWORKS can also be reached via our 24 hr. BBS system. Simply set your
- modem to the following:
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- 1200 or 2400 baud
- 8 Data bits
- 1 Stop bit
- No Parity
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- Dial (404) 399-9780. When logging on for the first time, please read all of
- the instructions presented on the screen. Be prepared to leave your real
- name, as well as address information and your product serial number.
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- Once logged on, you may leave a message to the SYSOP for assistance.
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