`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Welcome to EnQue's UltraWin V2.0 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>`color();
`tab(2);`color_default(LIGHTGRAY,BLUE);`color_keyword(YELLOW,BLUE);`color_first_char(LIGHTCYAN,BLUE);

														 `keyword(Introduction,/// Introduction);
												 `keyword(Ordering Information,/// Ordering Information);
													 `keyword(Version History,/// Version History);
															`keyword(Disclaimer,/// Disclaimer);
													`keyword(The UltraWin Library,/// The UltraWin Library );

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                          `keyword(Structures/Globals,[uw_help1.hlp]/// Structures/Globals);                              │
│           `keyword(Video Initialization,[uw_help1.hlp]/// Video Initialization);       `keyword(Window Maintenance,[uw_help1.hlp]/// Window Maintenance);                  │
│           `keyword(Window I/O Routines,[uw_help2.hlp]/// Window I/O Routines);        `keyword(Cursor Routines,[uw_help2.hlp]/// Cursor Routines);                     │
│           `keyword(Tab Stop Control,[uw_help2.hlp]/// Tab Stop Control);           `keyword(The Keyboard/Mouse,[uw_help3.hlp]/// The Keyboard/Mouse);                  │
│           `keyword(The Window Manager,[uw_help3.hlp]/// The Window Manager);         `keyword(Rectangle Functions,[uw_help4.hlp]/// Rectangle Functions);                 │
│           `keyword(Data Entry,[uw_help4.hlp]/// Data Entry);                 `keyword(Menuing,[uw_help4.hlp]/// Menuing);                             │ 
│           `keyword(Font/EGA Control,[uw_help5.hlp]/// Font/EGA Control);           `keyword(Print Support,[uw_help6.hlp]/// Print Support);                       │ 
│           `keyword(General Macros,[uw_help5.hlp]/// General Macros);             `keyword(Window Macros,[uw_help5.hlp]/// Window Macros);                       │
│           `keyword(Timer/Sound Support,[uw_help6.hlp]/// Timer/Sound Support);        `keyword(Ctrl-C/Ctrl-Break Control,[uw_help6.hlp]/// Ctrl-C/Ctrl-Break Control);           │ 
│           `keyword(Graphics Support,[uw_help5.hlp]/// Graphics Support);           `keyword(Note to Microsoft C Users,/// Note to Microsoft C Users);           │ 
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);───────────────────────── /// Introduction ─────────────────────────────────`color();
 
		Welcome to the UltraWin library, version 2.01 ( (C) 1990,91 ) from
	EnQue software!  With this release we at EnQue provide the PC
  programming world with an excellent tool for developing text based
  applications with impressive windowing capability.  The UltraWin
  library is written in 100% portable C, with the source compiling
  without modification for the PC's 4 most popular C and C++ compilers.

    This help engine was written in C, utilizing only a few of the
  functions of the library. It was designed especially for the UltraWin
  documentation, allowing the user to be able to access information
  about each of the UltraWin functions with ease.  See the separate help
  documentation for more information about our hypertext help engine.
	The help system uses a number of separate help files, but you
	need not worry about this.  Simply page through the help, tabbing
	to the desired topic (Shift-tab reverses directions), and press
	enter.  The help engine will take you to the proper location in the
	proper file.  The first letter of a keyword will also hilite that
	keyword.  Backspace will take you to the previous topic/file. When
	you wish to exit the help engine, simply press 'Q' for Quit.  

		If you are a Borland C/Turbo C user, you can load our tiny tckbd.com
  TSR.  This 4k routine allows you to invoke our help engine from the
  Integrate Environment, searching for the function/keyword your cursor
	is located on, much the same way that Borland's help works.  To do
	this, you must setup our help engine as a Transfer program.  See
	your Borland manual for details.  Include on the command line 
	parameter the $NOSWAP macro so that our help will overlay and restore
	the current window.  A typical command line within the Transfer mode
	for EGA/VGA 43/50 row mode for the enqhelp.exe might look like this:
	"$NOSWAP uw_help0.hlp 1 0 0 0 20 43".  The first numeric parameter
	is set to 1, the next is a search string (not used when previous parameter
	is 1), and the next four numeric parameters are the screen coordinates,
	start x, start y, end x, end y.  These four parameters are optional as
	a default window will be created.
	  
	  You may also run the help engine directly from the command line
	removing the $NOSWAP macro.  You need not load tckbd.com to do this.
	(tckbd.com merely allows the help engine to read the word that your
	cursor is currently pointing to - it does not ever have to be loaded,
	it merely adds functionality).

`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);───────────────────────── /// Ordering Information ─────────────────────────`color();

		This release of the UltraWin library includes the small model
	version of the library for the Borland TurboC compilers (both 2.0
	and C++ 1.0), and Microsoft C 5.0, this enqhelp.exe program and
	associated documentation, and a demo program that shows some of the
	unique features of this library.  This package is released to the
	public, so feel free to distribute it to your friends, place it in
	your user's group library, or upload it to your favorite BBS!

		Many programs can be written to utilize the small model version.
	However,  some applications lend themselves only to the large model.
	To obtain the large models for the four compilers, or complete source
	code, please order directly from EnQue.

    The full UltraWin package with large model libraries can be
  obtained from EnQue without taking a second mortgage on your home.
  UltraWin 2.01 is available, along with complete source code for $39.95.
  This price includes complete printed documentation for UltraWin and
  InTUItion, our Text-User-Interface construction program.  In addition,
  you receive the latest version of our help engine and the font editor
  for EGA/VGA. Also, the source comes with batch files that will build
  for you the large or small libraries for any of the four compilers, and
  are easily modified to build any library model. To fill out and print the
  order form, run the demo and fill in the appropriate information, and
  press <Shift-PrtSc)!  If you do not have a printer, just display the
  order form and copy down the information and mailing address.  A simple
  check or money order will suffice, but please don't send cash, as if it
  gets lost or stolen in the mail we'll not be able to fill your order!

`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);──────────────────────────── /// Version History ───────────────────────────`color();

  10/12/90  --  Version 1.00
    The initial release of the UltraWin library.  The demo program,
    demo source, documentation and the small model of the library were
    released to the public.  The small model library was generated with
		TurboC++.

  10/25/90 -- Version 1.10
    Users of TurboC 2.0 found errors when linking the small library
    for version 1.00.  It turned out that libraries generated with
    TurboC++ are NOT compatible with the older TurboC 2.0.  Support
    was added for not only TurboC 2.0, but also Zortech C++ 1.5 and
    Microsoft C 5.0. The small libraries for all three compilers were
    released to the public along with documentation, demo program and
    demo source.

  11/11/90 -- Version 1.20
    Users of TurboC++ 1.0 voiced requests to make UltraWin linkable
    using TurboC++ with .CPP files.  The TurboC 2.0 and TurboC++
    library from version 1.10 would link fine with a C project, but
    not a C++ project.  The source was recompiled and the small model
    for TurboC++ that links in with other .CPP files was released.

  12/29/90 -- Version 1.21
    The menu_system() function's ability to allow the user to press a
    single key for the first letter of a menu item did not behave
    properly with key return values greater than 255.  This was due to
    a side affect with calling the toupper() macro with an integer
    value.  The toupper() macro call was replaced with a function that
    behaves as expected.

  09/08/91 -- Version 2.00
    Version 2.00 adds many additional capabilities including background
    printing support, EGA/VGA downloadable fonts with font editor,
    context-sensitive help, enhanced data entry, clock interrupt support
    and much more.  Zortech compiler support is unfortunately dropped
    due to a lack of compatibility.  Borland/Microsoft support remains.

    InTUItion, a text-user-interface construction toolkit is also released
		allowing programs using UltraWin to be written in record time.  The
		tools and small model libraries are available on EnQue's BBS.

  10/08/91 -- Version 2.01
    Version 2.01 solves several minor problems with V2.00 and forms the
    official commercial release. (Yes, this package is the small model
    of a commercial product).  The window structure has been changed to
    reduce memory requirements and allow for future enhancements.

`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);──────────────────────────── /// Disclaimer ────────────────────────────────`color();

                       UltraWin by EnQue Software

    UltraWin is a user supported windowing library for the IBM PC.  
  UltraWin is copyrighted material, however, you are free to copy and
  distribute this software in its original archive file provided
  there is no charge.  You also are free to distribute any executables
  generated with this library.  We at EnQue encourage your registration
  for the benefit of all.  The registration information is provided in
  the uw_demo.exe program.  Registering your copy provides you with free
  BBS technical support as well as free software upgrades.

    Though EnQue strives to provide the highest quality software
  products at the lowest possible price, we cannot accept responsibility
  for any damages that may be incurred by their use.

`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);────────────────────── /// Note to Microsoft C Users ───────────────────────`color();
  The UltraWin library is compatible with the Microsoft C compilers.
However, the graphics support module, "uw_graph" cannot be compiled as it is
written in Borland's inline assembler format, mixed with C. This presents no
problems however as the provided object modules "uw_grphl.obj and
uw_grphs.obj" for large/small model will link properly.  Due to
compatibility problem between Borland and Microsoft, this module must be
linked in with all programs.  If you are using the library, this module is
already present.  In addition, Microsoft does not have an interrupt routine
that allows access to the BP register.  This is required when using the
extended EGA/VGA font routines.  Two object files, "intrl.obj and intrs.obj"
for large/small model must be linked in as well.  These, too, are in the
supplied library.
  This should cause no problems as these routine should not be modified;
the rest of the library compiles with no warnings or errors. Batch
files are included to rebuild the libraries.


`color(RED,LIGHTGRAY);──────────────────────── /// The UltraWin Library ──────────────────────────`color();

    The UltraWin library is one of the most, if not the most powerful
  text windowing library available for IBM PC and compatible computers.
  It was written specifically for systems that use text displays with
  many windows that overlap and update real-time in the background.
  An exhaustive array of output functions are available, with full
  color control, scrolling (both up and down), and masking
  capabilities.  Also included are input functions for data entry such
  as strings, dates, prices, and even user-definable templates.
  Background printing support, EGA/VGA font and palette control, Timer
  control, and this hypertext help engine are added for version 2.00.

`co(10,1);/// General Macros`co(7,1);
`keyword(A) hibyte,[uw_help5.hlp]/// hibyte);
`keyword(B) lobyte,[uw_help5.hlp]/// lobyte);
`keyword(C) lower,[uw_help5.hlp]/// lower);
`keyword(D) range,[uw_help5.hlp]/// range);
`keyword(E) swap,[uw_help5.hlp]/// swap);
`keyword(F) upper,[uw_help5.hlp]/// upper);

`co(10,1);/// Window Macros`co(7,1);
`keyword(A) cls,[uw_help5.hlp]/// cls);
`keyword(B) mv_cs,[uw_help5.hlp]/// mv_cs);
`keyword(C) wn_att,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_att);
`keyword(D) wn_bdratt,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_bdratt);
`keyword(E) wn_bdr_color,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_bdr_color);
`keyword(F) wn_color,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_color);
`keyword(G) wn_name,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_name);
`keyword(H) wn_name_loc,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_name_loc);
`keyword(I) wn_read,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_read);
`keyword(J) wn_restore,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_restore);
`keyword(K) wn_rfsh,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_rfsh);
`keyword(L) wn_save,[uw_help5.hlp]/// wn_save);

`co(10,1);/// Functions`co(7,1);
`keyword(A) add_window,[uw_help3.hlp]/// add_window);
`keyword(B) blink_enable,[uw_help5.hlp]/// blink_enable);
`keyword(C) check_key,[uw_help3.hlp]/// check_key);
`keyword(D) clear_mask,[uw_help1.hlp]/// clear_mask);
`keyword(E) cr_inrect,[uw_help4.hlp]/// cr_inrect);
`keyword(F) cr_inwindow,[uw_help3.hlp]/// cr_inwindow);
`keyword(G) csr_hide,[uw_help2.hlp]/// csr_hide);
`keyword(H) csr_show,[uw_help2.hlp]/// csr_show);
`keyword(I) csr_style,[uw_help2.hlp]/// csr_style);
`keyword(J) decode_color,[uw_help5.hlp]/// decode_color);
`keyword(K) disp_print_stats,[uw_help6.hlp]/// disp_print_stats);
`keyword(L) do_menu,[uw_help4.hlp]/// do_menu);
`keyword(M) encode_color,[uw_help5.hlp]/// encode_color);
`keyword(N) end_clock,[uw_help6.hlp]/// end_clock);
`keyword(O) end_mouse,[uw_help3.hlp]/// end_mouse);
`keyword(P) end_printer,[uw_help6.hlp]/// end_printer);
`keyword(Q) end_video,[uw_help1.hlp]/// end_video);
`keyword(R) event_pending,[uw_help3.hlp]/// event_pending);
`keyword(S) force_video,[uw_help1.hlp]/// force_video);
`keyword(T) get_font_info,[uw_help5.hlp]/// get_font_info);
`keyword(U) get_key,[uw_help3.hlp]/// get_key);
`keyword(V) init_clock,[uw_help6.hlp]/// init_clock);
`keyword(W) init_mouse,[uw_help3.hlp]/// init_mouse);
`keyword(X) init_printer,[uw_help6.hlp]/// init_printer);
`keyword(Y) init_video,[uw_help1.hlp]/// init_video);
`keyword(Z) install_font,[uw_help5.hlp]/// install_font);
`keyword(A) item_add,[uw_help4.hlp]/// item_add);
`keyword(B) load_font,[uw_help5.hlp]/// load_font);
`keyword(C) make_top_window,[uw_help3.hlp]/// make_top_window);
`keyword(D) menu_create,[uw_help4.hlp]/// menu_create);
`keyword(E) menu_destroy,[uw_help4.hlp]/// menu_destroy);
`keyword(F) menu_restore,[uw_help4.hlp]/// menu_restore);
`keyword(G) menu_set,[uw_help4.hlp]/// menu_set);
`keyword(H) menu_system,[uw_help4.hlp]/// menu_system);
`keyword(I) move_wn_down,[uw_help3.hlp]/// move_wn_down);
`keyword(J) move_wn_left,[uw_help3.hlp]/// move_wn_left);
`keyword(K) move_wn_right,[uw_help3.hlp]/// move_wn_right);
`keyword(L) move_wn_up,[uw_help3.hlp]/// move_wn_up);
`keyword(M) mv_csr,[uw_help2.hlp]/// mv_csr);
`keyword(N) m_colrange,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_colrange);
`keyword(O) m_hide,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_hide);
`keyword(P) m_lpen_off,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_lpen_off);
`keyword(Q) m_lpen_on,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_lpen_on);
`keyword(R) m_motion,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_motion);
`keyword(S) m_moveto,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_moveto);
`keyword(T) m_pos,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_pos);
`keyword(U) m_pressed,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_pressed);
`keyword(V) m_ratio,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_ratio);
`keyword(W) m_released,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_released);
`keyword(X) m_reset,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_reset);
`keyword(Y) m_rowrange,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_rowrange);
`keyword(Z) m_show,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_show);
`keyword(A) m_textcursor,[uw_help3.hlp]/// m_textcursor);
`keyword(B) offset_rect,[uw_help4.hlp]/// offset_rect);
`keyword(C) pl_csr,[uw_help2.hlp]/// pl_csr);
`keyword(D) print_char,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_char);
`keyword(E) print_data,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_data);
`keyword(F) print_eol,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_eol);
`keyword(G) print_file,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_file);
`keyword(H) print_in_bkgrnd,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_in_bkgrnd);
`keyword(I) print_screen,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_screen);
`keyword(J) print_str,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_str);
`keyword(K) print_window,[uw_help6.hlp]/// print_window);
`keyword(L) rd_csr,[uw_help2.hlp]/// rd_csr);
`keyword(M) read_palette,[uw_help5.hlp]/// read_palette);
`keyword(N) read_palette_all,[uw_help5.hlp]/// read_palette_all);
`keyword(O) realloc_printer,[uw_help6.hlp]/// realloc_printer);
`keyword(P) rect_enclosed,[uw_help4.hlp]/// rect_enclosed);
`keyword(Q) rect_equal,[uw_help4.hlp]/// rect_equal);
`keyword(R) rect_overlap,[uw_help4.hlp]/// rect_overlap);
`keyword(S) refresh_column,[uw_help3.hlp]/// refresh_column);
`keyword(T) refresh_desktop,[uw_help3.hlp]/// refresh_desktop);
`keyword(U) refresh_rect,[uw_help3.hlp]/// refresh_rect);
`keyword(V) refresh_row,[uw_help3.hlp]/// refresh_row);
`keyword(W) reset_all_masks,[uw_help3.hlp]/// reset_all_masks);
`keyword(X) rom8x14,[uw_help5.hlp]/// rom8x14);
`keyword(Y) rom8x16,[uw_help5.hlp]/// rom8x16);
`keyword(Z) rom8x8,[uw_help5.hlp]/// rom8x8);
`keyword(A) save_font,[uw_help5.hlp]/// save_font);
`keyword(B) set_block_ab,[uw_help5.hlp]/// set_block_ab);
`keyword(C) set_idle_func,[uw_help3.hlp]/// set_idle_func);
`keyword(D) set_mask,[uw_help1.hlp]/// set_mask);
`keyword(E) set_prt_xlat,[uw_help6.hlp]/// set_prt_xlat);
`keyword(F) set_rect,[uw_help4.hlp]/// set_rect);
`keyword(G) set_vid_addr,[uw_help0.hlp]/// set_vid_addr);
`keyword(H) tone,[uw_help6.hlp]/// tone);
`keyword(I) wait_event,[uw_help3.hlp]/// wait_event);
`keyword(J) wait_ticks,[uw_help3.hlp]/// wait_ticks);
`keyword(K) wn_bksp,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_bksp);
`keyword(L) wn_border,[uw_help1.hlp]/// wn_border);
`keyword(M) wn_ch,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_ch);
`keyword(N) wn_claol,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_claol);
`keyword(O) wn_claos,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_claos);
`keyword(P) wn_clbol,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_clbol);
`keyword(Q) wn_clbos,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_clbos);
`keyword(R) wn_clear,[uw_help1.hlp]/// wn_clear);
`keyword(S) wn_clear_tabs,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_clear_tabs);
`keyword(T) wn_cleol,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_cleol);
`keyword(U) wn_cleos,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_cleos);
`keyword(V) wn_cln,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_cln);
`keyword(W) wn_co,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_co);
`keyword(X) wn_create,[uw_help1.hlp]/// wn_create);
`keyword(Y) wn_csr_dn,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_csr_dn);
`keyword(Z) wn_csr_left,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_csr_left);
`keyword(A) wn_csr_pos,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_csr_pos);
`keyword(B) wn_csr_right,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_csr_right);
`keyword(C) wn_csr_up,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_csr_up);
`keyword(D) wn_destroy,[uw_help1.hlp]/// wn_destroy);
`keyword(E) wn_gets,[uw_help4.hlp]/// wn_gets);
`keyword(F) wn_gets_ll,[uw_help4.hlp]/// wn_gets_ll);
`keyword(G) wn_hline,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_hline);
`keyword(H) wn_init_tabs,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_init_tabs);
`keyword(I) wn_ins_del_chars,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_ins_del_chars);
`keyword(J) wn_ins_del_lines,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_ins_del_lines);
`keyword(K) wn_move,[uw_help1.hlp]/// wn_move);
`keyword(L) wn_och,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_och);
`keyword(M) wn_plst,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_plst);
`keyword(N) wn_printf,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_printf);
`keyword(O) wn_qch,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_qch);
`keyword(P) wn_reset_tab,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_reset_tab);
`keyword(Q) wn_scroll_reg,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_scroll_reg);
`keyword(R) wn_set,[uw_help1.hlp]/// wn_set);
`keyword(S) wn_set_tab,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_set_tab);
`keyword(T) wn_st,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_st);
`keyword(U) wn_st_qty,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_st_qty);
`keyword(V) wn_tab_left,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_tab_left);
`keyword(W) wn_tab_right,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_tab_right);
`keyword(X) wn_vline,[uw_help2.hlp]/// wn_vline);
`keyword(Y) write_palette,[uw_help5.hlp]/// write_palette);
`keyword(Z) write_palette_all,[uw_help5.hlp]/// write_palette_all);
         
`co(4,7);─ End ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────`co(7,1);`sound(1024,10);
