Internet e-mail and OLE Word95 documents. Used a variety of parameter passing structures of variable length strings with dynamic allocations. The DLL was the engine used by the Visual Basic user interface. The DLL called Rumba routines to extract the database information off of the IBM mainframes. Superclasses the clipboard, and copies the text contents of the clipboard to a second monitor whenever the clipboard is updated.
Virtual window scrolls horizontally and vertically, with optional word wrap.
Uses kernel selectors. Works fine with Windows95. Used GL library routines also. Authored Pagepop, a well-behaved assembler TSR that copied the VGA text screen onto a second monochrome monitor. Also Truvision Targa developer.