README.TXT
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For an introduction description, read ROADMAP.TXT.

To compile GENERIC.BAS in PBDLL50, a number of paths must be set to the
particular layout of you own computer.

1. you need to set the correct paths in the HEADER.BAS file for the
   INCLUDE files.
      $INCLUDE "c:\pb\32api\WIN32API.INC"
    '  $INCLUDE "c:\pb\32api\Comdlg32.inc"
    '  $INCLUDE "c:\pb\32api\Commctrl.inc"


2. You will need to change the path in the RC script file from
   #include "c:\pb\32api\resource.h" to the directory where you keep
   RESOURCE.H.

3. If you want to use the supplied batch file MAKEPB.BAT to compile the
program, you will have to change the paths of the following files in the
batch file.

    c:\pb\bin\rc.exe /v generic.rc
    c:\pb\bin\pbres.exe generic.res
    c:\pb\bin\pbdll.exe generic.bas

RC.EXE compiles the RC script file into a binary RES file.
PBRES.EXE converts the RES file into a PBR file.
PBDLL.EXE compiles the BAS file and links the PBR file into the final EXE.

The RC script file was written in a text editor to avoid the differences
between resource editors. It is a very simple file which can be added to
for more resources. If you choose to use a resource editor, ensure that
the menu & control IDs match the IDs in your WndProc function.
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Steve Hutchesson < hutch@pbq.com.au >
Sydney
Australia