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- Request, version 1.2
- © 1995 by Stefano Reksten
- of 3AM - The Three Amigos !!!
-
- CONTENTS OF THIS FILE:
-
- o DISCLAIMER
- o COPYRIGHT
- o WHAT'S REQUEST
- o WHAT DOES REQUEST NEED?
- o USING REQUEST
- o HISTORY
- o KNOWN BUGS
- o HOW TO CONTACT THE AUTHOR
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-
- DISCLAIMER
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- The author is NOT responsible for the suitability or accuracy of this
- documentation and/or the program(s) it describes. Any damage directly or
- indirectly caused by the use or misuse of this documentation and/or the
- program(s) it describes is the sole responsibility of the user her/him self
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- COPYRIGHT
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- Request v1.2, Copyright © 1995 Stefano Reksten. All rights reserved.
- This program may be distributed non-commercially only providing that the
- executable, source code, documentation and copyright notices remain
- unchanged and are included with the distribution.
- The archive must contain the following directories/files:
-
- Request
- Request.DOC
- Request.s
-
- This program is FREEWARE.
-
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- WHAT'S REQUEST ?
-
- A simple utility that pops up a requester with specified title, body and
- answers.
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- WHAT DOES REQUEST NEED?
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- o Kickstart 2.0 or higher
-
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- USING REQUEST
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- Usage: Request Title/A,Body/A,Gadgets
-
- Title: This will be the title of the Request window.
- Body: This will appear into the request. A "|" can separate lines.
- Gadgets: This text contains all the possible answers the user will be able
- to select. Its format is "Answer1|Answer2|...|AnswerN". Please
- note the '|' between answers. The code returned will be 5 for the
- first answer, 10 for the second, 15 for the third and so on up to
- the last that will return 0. You should put positive answer(s) to
- the left and the negative one to the right.
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- HISTORY :
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- v1.0 : Somewhere in time this program was created in 1992.
-
- v1.1 : Rewritten in assembly and using 2.0
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- v1.2 : "|" in body added. (What a work, huh? :-)
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- KNOWN BUGS:
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- None.
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- I have tested this program on my A1200 and it seemed to work correctly. If
- you find any bug or something weird or have some brilliant ideas or want to
- tell me how much time I am losing doing stupid things like this or anything
- else, write to:
-
- rekststef@unisi.it
-
- Stefano Reksten c/o Naimi
- v.le Cavour, 40
- 53100 Siena
- ITALY
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- <EOF>
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