A C PM sample that shows the coordinated of the mouse.
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A C PM sample that shows the coordinated of the mouse.
Bitmap demonstration for PM C sample.
BallsBall is a really simple and addictive game for OS/2. The game objective is to “jail” every ball that’s on the loose. To do that you control the green ball to start making walls between the red balls.
This program provides information for testing and debugging drag-and-drop applications. When an object is dragged from this program's window, the window shows the messages received from the target.
Checkers -- Part 4 (Microsoft Systems Journal, 9/90). Includes Source Code The "Advanced" level is currently not working very well.
Ver. 6 of PM shareware FileOpen and FileSave dialogs, very nice implementation and clean interface. Performance boosted by use of threads. Includes long filename support.
CNRMENU creates a standard window with a container as a child of the client window.
The purpose of this application is to demonstrate the power of compiled sprites by comparing the performance of a typical sprite algorithm against a compiled sprite.
A very simple ATC radar simulator whose main purpose is to provide an interesting example of OS/2 PM Container programming.
A Test PM program to draw pie charts. Demonstrate use of partial arcs to draw pie slices and pie charts.
Using this program you can type a line of text, drag it over a window and drop it thus changing its text.
NBLOAD is a sample program that demonstrates different ways of loading the pages of a Notebook control.
This quick and dirty sample demostrates one method for displaying, zooming in, and zooming out of a bitmap. Clicking in the window with the left mouse button causes a zoom in. Clicking in the window with the right mouse button causes a zoom out.
Demonstrate alternate and winding mode fills.
This program displays a standard window containing a picture. The action bar contains the choices Edit and Help. The Edit pull-down contains choices that let the user perform clipboard operations on the picture.
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