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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 08:54:08 -0600
From:         B_FERHAT@TRHUN.BITNET
Subject:      Egghunt.

I don't know if anybody else has done it before but here is something
I fished out of Windows. So, if you have the RC resource compiler and
some tool like WRT that can extract resources from an executable, keep
those eyes open. You will also need WINDOWS.H (if you are not
masochistic, that is).

Step 1: look in your system.ini and identify your display driver.

Step 2: copy that driver to an .EXE file (it is an executable with
a .DRV extension anyway).

Step 3: launch WRT and load that .EXE.

Step 4: copy all resources to a separate .RES file and edit that .RES
file. (I have tried editing the .EXE files resources directly, bypassing
Step 6. WRT corrupts the .EXE file. If anybody can do it with WRT or
other application, drop me a line)

Step 5: the numbers for bitmaps, icons and cursors are defined in
WINDOWS.H, eg. OBM_* for bitmaps. To change the system menu buttons,
for example, find OBM_CLOSE. The number next to it is 32754. Edit the
bitmap resource 32754. (Mine are now 3D).

Step 6: run RC with RC -r <.RES file> <.EXE file> to install your
new resources into the display driver.
*!!!    While running RC you may get warnings about some segment's
*!!!    attributes. Merely disregard them, they cause nothing...

Step 7: copy the .EXE file onto .DRV file and restart Windows.

To backup the driver before the last step is a good idea, though I
have done this a lot of times and nothing bad happened. Just in case,
I have always been mildly paranoid...

If anybody will use this method to install in a X-Windows look, don't
bother, just drop me a line. I am working on NeXt, too...

And I know it's way past Easter...

        b_ferhat@trhun aka Ferhat Savci (BSc. Computer Science)

Time is nature's way of making sure that everything doesn't happen
at once.
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From: gnelson@megatest.com (Glenn Nelson)
Subject: Re: Why dos5? (Maybe not as ideotic as it sounds)
Organization: Megatest Corporation
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 17:46:46 GMT

From article <1je09vINNhrm@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu>, by bo@horus.cem.msu.EDU (Bo Peng):
> Don't laugh. If you go back to the c: prompt alot, I understand how dos5
> gives you more base memory. I have no problem with that. But why do people
> use dos5 when they stay in Windows all day?
> 
> With the 50/70 bucks, my dog could enjoy some real meaty bones. Or I could 
> give it to some "non-profit" organizations for saving a tree or two -- at 
> least I can pretend so. Or I could pay someone to beat me up until I shit in
> my pants. It won't feel good, but it's only once.
> 
> I mean, I tried dos5+win3.1. I got less memory and slower performance (with
> 4M, I don't think the performance degradation is due to the decrease in 
> memory). NOTHING else.
> 
> What's the deal? If I could afford a jumbo hard disk, I won't even 
> consider dos6!
> 
> So enlighten me, please.
> 
> Bo Peng
>  
I can't resist. I was going to skip this article, but I considered the
parenthetical phrase in the subject. Well, it IS as "ideotic (sic) as it sounds".
What, pray tell, would you run instead? You have to run SOME DOS before Windows
(or you could run OS/2). Since DOS 5.0 frees more base memory than DOS 4.x or
3.x, what would you recommend? DOS 1.0 perhaps???

A little enlightenment. On my system I get about 610 K free with DOS 5.0,
about 540K with DOS 4.01 and about 570K with DOS 3.3. Which would you choose
to run?

Glenn Nelson, Megatest, San Jose
gnelson@megatest.com
Phone: 408-441-3014
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 07:10:36 -0600
From:         COGLITORE@IPACRES.CRES.IT
Subject:      Hardware interrupt management under Windows 3.1

        I would like to know any information about Windows 3.1 and the
        management of Hardware Interrupts.
        If is possible to write an interrupt routine to handle hardware
        interrupts, inside Windows 3.1 .
        I appreciate documentation, book titles  or examples sources.
        I am interested in communication between pc and acquisition boards
        (National Instrument, Burr Brown .... ) using DMA or interrupts, every
        help is apreciate.

                thanks in advance.
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 14:39:31 EST
From:         Andy Mavrias <andym@550SHERB.LAN.MCGILL.CA>
Subject:      Re: 256 colors...

There is a simple explanation - each GIF file has its own pallette of 256
colors chosen from a total possible palette of 16.7 million. what is
happening is this, let's say that GIF A has in the first slot of its
palette the color yellow, and GIF B has in its first slot blue. If A is
active, all the blue in B will now be yellow. Get it?

I assume that what you were trying to do was to have several GIFs
displaying at once - if so, the only way to get it to work, is to apply a
common pallette to each file using either Photostyler, Animator Pro, or
possibly another 24-bit image editing tool.
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 14:52:27 -0700
From:         STRASHEA@ZENO.MSC.COLORADO.EDU
Subject:      Re: Minimum Windows-NT config HW

Anyone seen an error message like this one:?

APP ERROR
Winsetup caused a General Protection Fault in Module USER.EXE at 0007:0E1A

After clicking on the close button, the next message is identical, but the
address is 0007:1346.

After closing that box we then see in the DOS display:

Standard Mode: Bad Fault in MS-DOS Extender

Fault:  000D Stack Dump:  0000 0000 0070
Raw Fault Frame:  EL=0000 IP=5EF7  CS=037f  FL=3087 SP=FFF5A  SS=02DF

leave replies to strashea@zeno.mscd.edu
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 07:29:46 -0600
From:         MICHAEL_DUNIGAN <ROSSVLB@UMDSCXA.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Calligraphy fonts

> True.  The Adobe fonts are still the highest quality fonts around.  But
> they're also quite expensive.  You can spend fifty to a hundred bucks on
> just *one* face.  I figure, it pretty much depends on what you want the
> font for.  And what you're using to print out the font with.


Hello all, and I hope this does not set off another large flame war....but...

At home I print on a LaserJet II.  I have purchased several TrueType font
packages from Microsoft and Bitstream.  When I received my upgrade of
WordPerfect from v5.1 to v5.2, the upgrade included the Adobe v2.5 font
engine. I now have both ATM and TrueType installed on my system.

The quality of the TrueType output far exceeds the quality of the ATM output
on my LJII.  Mayby postscript printers can imporve on the output, but on a
standard LJII (with extra memory of course to print at 300dpi) I get much
better output with the TrueType font engine.  And I have always found that HP
LaserJets are about as rock solid as printers get.  They have terrific driver
support from software vendors, and their output quality is great.  I am as yet
to be able to justify the extra money to get postscript on a printer.

(I think that I may go duck now.)

                     Michael Dunigan
                     Systems Analyst
                     University of Michigan


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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 08:18:59 -0500
From:         zimmer@GW.WMICH.EDU
Subject:      empty messages

In response to an earlier question, I, too, am getting empty messages
from "uucp@attmail.com". So perhaps this is WIN3 list related.

W  WWW   WWW  MM   MMM   UU  UUU  U      Roy Zimmer  zimmer@gw.wmich.edu
W  WW    WW  MM    MM    UU  UUU  U      University Computing Services
W  W  W  W  MM  M  M  M  UU  UUU  U      Western Michigan University
W    WW    MM  MM    MM  UUU     UU      Kalamazoo, Michigan     USA
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Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 11:42:40 EST
From: <DPE101@psuvm.psu.edu>
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Subject: Trident vga drivers - HELP!

     I have 2 trident video cards (and 2 compters) one is a 8900 trident card.
 I have no problem with this one (1024k)  the other is a older card, I just upg
raded it to 512K.  I am looking for some older windows drivers.  I tried the tv
ga drivers , but they do not seem to complety work (actually, only one works th
e 1024/768/16 and is fuzzy!)  THose drivers I tried were for a trident 8800/890
0 TVGA.
     It would be greatly appreciated if anyone could tell me where to find old
trident drivers.  I bought this card about 2 years ago (new). The bios date is
1988,1989.

      Any replys are greatly appreciatd!



        Thank you,    DPE101 @ psuvm.Psu.edu
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From: fuzzy@netcom.com (Fuzzy Fox)
Subject: Re: WINA20.386 for Enhanced - Problems!!
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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 04:40:36 GMT

basamson@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu (Pianoman, the Porsche Afficianado) writes:

>> Windows 3.1 does not make use of the WINA20.386 file.

You may be able to find out which program is looking for WINA20.386 by
scanning all files for this string.  Norton's File Find is good for
this.  Have it search all directories below WINDOWS, like so:

	FF \WINDOWS\*.* "wina20.386" /s

>	..which brings me to ANOTHER problem with Windows!  I'm using a 
>Trident SVGA with 1MB memory, yet Windows refuses to let me use it to its 
>ability!!  Anyone know about THIS problem?

From what I hear, Trident is responsible for fixing this, so try
contacting them.

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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 18:52:22 -0500
From:         William.C.Boyd@CYBER.WIDENER.EDU
Subject:      Reply to Calligraphy fonts

>Does anyone know where I can find any calligraphy fonts for Windows?
>I am looking for either truetype or type 1 fonts, preferably public
>domain.  Any suggestions??

    The truetype Package Typecase I has a font called Manuscript that might
be what you're looking for. It also comes with about 102 other fonts. I think
I paid around $35 for it before the new year. You can't beat this deal!
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From: cazallis@en.ecn.purdue.edu (Todd Cazallis)
Subject: Re: Patch for NDW2.0...where?
Organization: Purdue University Engineering Computer Network
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 14:55:13 GMT

In article <1jomgmINNmhk@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> bo@horus.cem.msu.EDU (Bo Peng) writes:
>Somebody mentioned that he uploaded the patch file for Norton Desktop for
>Windows 2.0 to wuarchive.wustl.edu in /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS. I just looked but
>couldn't find it. Could the uploader please confirm this, or tell me about the
>filename used? Thanx.
>
>Bo Peng

Sorry, I put it in the wrong place; it's at wuarchive (128.252.135.4) in
/pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/windows 

file: compat.exe and compat.txt


e-mail: cazallis@en.ecn.purdue.edu

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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 11:29:05 -0800
From:         Tony Abo <tabo@HITECH.COM>
Subject:      Obrigado
              27 Jan 1993 16:44:21 LCL <9301271920.AA18960@hitech.com>

       Mande esse pedido para EHAYASHI@LAMBARI.CIAGRI.USP.BR que ele
   (Evandro) pode te arranjar essa lista se ela existir...

       Ate mais...

                           Cantu

I may be completely of base on this one, but I don't think that a
majority of the recipients of this list speak Portuguese (or
whatever language that is).  Since postings to the list should
benefit *all* recipients, can we please have postings in English
only (US, UK, AUST, broken, or even pigeon English accepted).

Thanks.
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 08:14:54 EDT
From:         Cloves Ferreira Junior <cfj@DI.UFPE.BR>
Subject:      C++ paper

To everybody that wants C++ paper, look at:
Internet site ftp.cica.indiana.edu (129.79.20.84)
directory: pub/pc/win3/uploads
files: cpp_crit.txt and cpp_crit.zip
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 19:34:00 EST
From:         Michael Gordon <GORDONM@DENISON.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Why dos5? (Maybe not as ideotic as it sounds)

>
>What difference does the amount of "free" memory make when you use Windows
>programs only?  Your Windows programs will have access to all physical
>memory (and optional virtual memory as well).  I don't want to get into
>a big flame war, here, but I do have a specific question:
>
>Does the amount of free base DOS memory have any impact on Windows
>functionality?
>virtual memory

        A perfectly legitimate and apt question. My understanding, and I can't
tell you where it comes from, is that as along as there is enough free base
DOS memory for Windows to load (300K?), there isn't any impact on Windows
functionality.

Michael D. Gordon
CIS: 71053,471
Internet: gordonM@cc.denison.edu
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 12:33:28 +0000
From:         KE WALTON <K.E.Walton@BRADFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Prog HELP!

> > The video memory in all modes upto vga, is just a chunk of up to 256K of
> > mem located imediatley above the 640K barrier, and can be directly written t
  to.
>
> Ah yes... but on EGA and VGA the video buffer at A000 consists of four memory
> planes in parallel. If I could choose which one I am writing too I would solve
> the problem!

> > The book I use is :-
> >
> > The new Peter Norton Programmers Guide To the IBM PC & PS/2
>
> Likewise - a good book but Norton (deliberately?) left out specific video
> info since Waltons book came out around the same time and they are personal
> friends.
>
> My thanks for taking the time to try and help me out... all the real PC
> answers seem to be in the IBM tech ref series - but try and find them!
>
> Roy.
>

Sorry I couldnt help, but If you manage to find a copy of the IBM Tech Series
could you let me know, because I tried for months to find them !!

Kevin
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From: gweil@ibeam.intel.com (Garry Weil)
Subject: Adaptec 1740 & Smartdrv double buffering?
Summary: Is it required?
Keywords: adaptec smartdrv buffer
Organization: Multimedia Software Technology Group
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 06:51:30 GMT

I have an Adaptec 1740 EISA SCSI controller running in enhanced mode. I have
always used double buffering, but from what I have read, it should not be
needed since the 1740 supports VDS spec. Does anyone have an Adaptec 1740
that is run in enhanced mode? Do you use Smartdrv's double buffering?

Garry
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 16:36:48 -0600
From:         Chee-Ming CHEW <C034CCM@UTARLG.UTA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: C++ paper

>
> There is a paper that critiques C++ a lot of. If anybody want to see this
> paper I can send it.
>
> PS.: The paper is in Post Script format !!!
>   Cloves.
>

Can you please send me a copy too ?
Thanks.


C.M. CHEW
IN%"C034CCM@UTARLG.UTA.EDU"
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From: fuzzy@netcom.com (Fuzzy Fox)
Subject: Re: WINA20.386 for Enhanced - Problems!!
Organization: Foxes 'R' Us - Seven locations to serve you
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 04:47:55 GMT

basamson@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu (Pianoman, the Porsche Afficianado) writes:

>Anyways, I have a question about 386 Enhanced installation of Windows 3.1.

>	"You must have the file WINA20.386 in the root of your boot
>	 drive to run Windows in 386 Enhanced mode."

Some application is lying to you.  Windows 3.1 does not make use of the
WINA20.386 file.  That was a patch for DOS 5.0 with Windows 3.0.

Probably you are running a 3.0 compatible video driver which is
searching for WINA20.386.  I would recommend finding a 3.1 compatible
video driver, since that also adds extra features (like font-change in
DOS boxes).

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From: T_ROWSELL@BIONET.BIO.DFO.CA (Thomas Rowsell)
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Subject: Re: Summary of Changing Cardfile size responses
Date: 26 Jan 93 10:30:07 GMT
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It's called "TAKENOTE"...it's at CICA but I can't remember the actual name of th
   e file.
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 15:06:48 PST
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      How to get a scroll bar's ID number...
              25 Jan 1993 16:32:00 EST
              <9301252135.AA09605@fourier.inference.com>

  I'm writing a dialog window procedure where the user is supposed to change a
  certain color by clicking on 3 scrollbars... ID_SB_RED,ID_SB_GREEN,ID_SB_BLUE.
  Theses are the colors that combined with the RGB macro give me the actual colo
 r.
  Now my problem is that I can't figure out which scrollbar sends me which messa
 ge
     ...(I've tried to get that from the lParam of the message WM_VSCROLL... lPa
 ra
     m
  is supposed to have in the hiword the ID for the scrollbar... no good...)

This works, if you do it right.  The position of the scroll bar is in
the lower 16 bits of lParam, and the window handle (not the same as
the ID) of the scroll bar is in the upper 16 bits of the lParam.  Use
the function GetDlgCtrlID() to get the ID of the scrollbar.  This
function requires the window handle of the scroll bar as a parameter.

One of the sample programs in Petzold's _Programming_Windows_ book is
exactly this application.  You might look at it if you have additional
problems.  Good luck!

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:46:56 EST
From:         "Joseph Y. Sheng (IMD-PB|COURTESY)" <jsheng@PICA.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      unZIP

I accidentally deleted the message that was posted few weeks ago which contains
where to get the C++ paper and unZIP programs.  Could someone send me or post
that message again?

Thanks.

...Joe sheng
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From:         "Ronald Glatz" <GLATZ@EAEPS1.TUWIEN.AC.AT>
Subject:      Re: Problems with Adobe Type Manager 2.5 dropping character

> I have noticed that Adobe Type Manager 2.5 drops characters when printing
> (Win 3.1, WinWord 2.0A, HP LaserJet IIP) using the option to download
> a soft font (Black Chancery from CICA).  My document will print correctly
> when using the 'print as graphic' option, but the file sent to the printer
> is obviously *much* larger using this option.  Adobe technical support
> claims it is a problem with the font.

Dropping characters sometimes happens with downloaded fonts when
there's not enough memory in the printer.

--Ron.
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Date:         Sun, 24 Jan 1993 12:42:00 GMT
From:         Wael KHALIL <WKHALIL@VRIT01.EG>
Subject:      Windows programming Journal: Help !

Hello
I posted this once recently, I posting again
---------------------------------------------
Hello,

on Sat, 02 Jan 93 Pete Davis <HJ647C@GWUVM.BITNET> wrote
>  The first issue of the Windows Programmer's Journal is now available.
> I am waiting to get it onto SIMTEL20 and that may take a few days. I'm
> also having trouble getting it onto FTP.CICA.INDIANA.EDU, a big Windows
> site. At WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL, the file will be available as:
>
> PD:<MSDOS.WPJ-MAG>
>   WPJV1N1.ZIP
>
>  It's about 30 printable pages of text plus several source code files

> [stuff deleted]
>

I checked TRICKLE* servers since but failed to find the mentioned file,
I would appriciate any help to get such file from BITNET, usually I use
TRICKLE, GARBO mail servers and ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com for general ftp,
so file location and name and/or details of using 'simtel20' would be
appriciated.

* TRICKLE is a BITNET mirror of SIMTEL.

thanks

Wael (wkhalil@vrit01.eg)
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 15:06:22 EST
From:         "Kevin B. Sheehan" <STKS@MARIST.BITNET>
Subject:      Calligraphy fonts

    Does anyone know where I can find any calligraphy fonts for Windows?
I am looking for either truetype or type 1 fonts, preferably public
domain.  Any suggestions??

Thanks in advance!!

Kevin B. Sheehan
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 10:16:38 -0500
From:         LINDA@NUHUB.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Stat program

The best is SYSTAT for Windows now available from SYSTAT, Inc. See a good
review of the software in current issue of PC Magazine.

Doug Hanson, Ph.D.
Bioengineeering Department
Forsyth Dental Center   linda@nuhub.acs.northeastern.edu
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