January 7th, 1994

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*                           SPECIAL NOTE                               *
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*     The behaviour of this control is similar to that provided        *
*     by OS/2 PM.  Although it may be based on documentation           *
*     describing programming interfaces and techniques, it should      *
*     not be misconstrued that this sample code is an official         *
*     release of the OS/2 PM control and is supported as such.         *
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We are providing the build files for Zortech C++ for OS/2 Version 3.1
even though we were not able to successfully use the DLL.  At this time,
we have not had a response from Symantec Corp. on how to solve the
problem.  These files are only provided as a convenience.


If you have any questions or comments, please direct them to us AND NOT
IBM.  This control is NOT supported by IBM's PSP Group.  Thanks and stay
tuned 'cause more fun with the control is on its way.

Mark Benge
Matt Smith

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April 22nd, 1994

Please note, that when you compile these files, you may find that you
encounter errors within the MMPM/2 headers.  You will have to correct
these manually yourself.

These errors will vary depending on the compiler.

We have compiled and tested the source code using IBM C Set++ Version 2.01,
Borland C++ for OS/2 Version 1.5 and WATCOM C/C++32 Version 9.5.

Please direct any comments, questions, and such to either Matt Smith
(Internet: prominar@io.org CompuServe: 70363,1175) or Mark Benge
(Internet: banzai@vnet.ibm.com CompuServe: 73532,2063  VNET: banzai AT CARVM1)

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October 28th, 1994

This version of the memory manager includes updates as suggested by various
readers.  The list box text handling has been re-written to include better
memory management such that large lists do not consume abnormal amounts of
real memory.

Beginning with this version of the source code are the custom control files
that can be used within the Prominare Designer.  The styles dialogues and
ancillary files are included as LBCC.  This will allow those that have
Prominare Designer to immediately be able to use the control within their
applications as a custom control.

If you need more information regarding this ability, please drop us a note.

Use <Alt> Mouse Button 1 to initiate direct editing mode.  To demonstrate
the popup menu and clipboard support, press Mouse Button 2 while you are
in edit mode.

Mark Benge
Matt Smith

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Two sound wave files have been provided:  AHOOGA.WAV and FLUSH.WAV.  Copy
these files into the MMOS2\SOUNDS directory on your system.

