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BINOBJ.COM No 3154 1/29/1990
BinObj (Larsen, Per Bent; $0) allows TP
programs to emit .OBJ-files containing data
in the same format as the BINOBJ.EXE utility
does. The unit works, but it could need
better I/O-error checking and handling.
DLLDLG.COM No 2785 4/30/1991
DllDialg (TP-Win; Dan Thomas; $0)
demonstrates how to run a dialog and get
results from a DLL.
EXAMINE.COM No 18141 3/31/1989
Examine 2.0 (Prescott, Richard W.; $18) is a
utility program which can be used to display
the assembly level implementation for each
line of any source files compiled with Turbo
Pascal 4.0 or 5.0.
EXECHK.COM No 10675 1/17/1991
ExeChk shows how to embed your original
application EXE file with the user's name,
address, serial number, etc., in order to
discourage copying of your software. This
method even works with files compressed
using LZEXE.
FULLDB.EXE No 16027 11/14/1991
FullDB 1.3 (Murdoch, Duncan J.; $20) reads a
TPU file and attempts to add line number
information from all externally linked OBJ
files (written in other languages). This
lets you single-step through external code
while in the Debugger. Works with TP 5.5, TP
6.0, or TPW 1.0.
HDEBUG.EXE No 9314 11/14/1991
Heap Debugger 1.0 (Webb, Brian D.; $0) is a
set of routines to intercept calls to TP6's
heap routines New, Dispose, GetMem, and
FreeMem including extended syntax for New
and Dispose. It identifies the unit and line
number of the error and stops debuggers on
that line.
INSID_TP.ZIP Yes 132363 10/17/1993
Inside Turbo Pascal 5.5 Units (William
Peavy; $0) is a utility to let you
unassemble Unit code, document programs,
access interface symbols for use in
cross-referencers (etc), and more. Full
source code and complete documentation of
Unit structure are included.
IOLOG.COM No 18137 1/29/1990
IOLog 1.0 (Kokkonen, Kim; $0) is a TSR that
logs all DOS disk I/O operations to a file
for later study. Pascal source code is
included. (res:19k)
READOBJ.EXE No 21251 12/18/1992
Joan Riff's ReadObj 1.9 (Computerwise
Consulting Services; $10) dumps OBJ and LIB
files in readable format.
LASTLOOK.ZIP Yes 26540 10/4/1993
LastLook 1.02 (D.J. Murdoch, reg. fee:
$0-$20) scans EXE files and reports if the
file was compiled in Turbo/Borland Pascal,
if it's a regular DOS executable, if it
includes external debugging information with
the EXE, if it contains TurboVision-style
resource files and more.
MANGLER.ZIP Yes 39291 3/25/1994
Mangler 1.30 renders Turbo Pascal source
code unreadable while maintaining it's
ability to compile without any lost
functionality. (Berend de Boer, reg. fee: $0)
MAP2USE.EXE No 13746 9/16/1992
Map2Uses (Welsh, Jim; $0) reads a .MAP file
and extracts a program's USES list from it.
Source code is included.
MODXREF.COM No 9758 8/29/1990
ModXRef 1.0 (Newman, Norman; $0) produces a
cross-reference listing for a Pascal program
which is spread over several modules.
OBINDED.COM No 14292 3/26/1991
Obinded (Risi, Vince; $0) is the binary
editor of the Borland interface for TP6.
OBJTOOL.EXE No 48052 4/5/1993
OBJTool 2.3 (Hanlin, Thomas G. III; $14) is
a tool for manipulating OBJ files. It allows
you to search OBJ files, view file stats,
delete default libraries and languages,
check for validity, repair checksum errors,
and rename publics, externals, and default
libraries.
OVRACT.COM No 18532 1/29/1990
OvrAct (Schuster, Ron; $0) is a unit that
captures data about the activities of the
overlay manager in a Turbo Pascal 5.x
program and saves it in a disk file. It
includes programs to produce reports from
this data file.
OVRLAY.TXT No 10027 1/27/1990
OvrLay (Schuster, Ron; $0) describes some of
the low-level details of the Turbo Pascal
Overlay Manager.
OVROBJ.COM No 10619 12/29/1989
OvrObj 1.0 (Schuster, Ron; $0) is a small
inline macro that returns a pointer to the
OBJitized data, whether or not the unit is
overlaid.
OVRSUB.COM No 14479 1/29/1990
OvrSub 1.0 (Schuster, Ron; $0) lets you use
the OVR file from one version of a program
with the EXE file from a different version
of the same program. It also lets you write
a program that uses several different
overlay files, each containing a different
version of the same routines, and switch
between them dynamically. All source code
included.
PASCALW.EXE No 74640 10/30/1990
Pascal-W 1.0 (Wirch, Rick and Davis, Chris;
$0) is a Pascal editor, compiler,
interpreter for Windows 3.0. It has a help
file, but knowledge of Pascal is required.
It does not have all the features of
standard Pascal, but has additional features
that take advantage of the Windows
environment.
PASUSER.COM No 36502 6/25/1989
PASUsers 1.0 (Dawson, Terry; $0) will help
clean up and maintain your Turbo Pascal
source directory. It provides a sorted list
of all include files and units that are used
by other Pascal source modules. After each
file or unit, the source modules that use it
are listed.
PASUTILS.ZIP Yes 69100 11/29/1993
PasUtils (Daniel N. Leeks, reg. fee: $15)
contains two Pascal utilities: LISTER lists
the source lines of pascal programs.
CROSSREF lists each identifier in a pascal
program and the lines on which they appear.
PFSTAT.COM No 6659 3/31/1989
PFstat (Larson, Per; $0) examines a TP5 Unit
and generates statistics for it.
PRTYPAS.EXE No 32243 8/18/1992
PrettyPascal 1.0 (Invariant Software; $30)
makes Pascal program files more readable.
This is done by spacing operators, procedure
calls, and control guards, and by
reformatting the code to a specified form
and indentation.
PXL.ZIP Yes 102929 10/15/1993
PXL (Wisan, Richard; $0) is a Pascal source
code lister with optional cross-reference,
adjustable header, begin-end counts and
other features. Output can be redirected.
PXL supports many printers, including
lasers, and can work with wide-carriage
printers. PXL allows for alternating left
and right headers for printing on both sides
of the page. The program will also print
plain text files. TP 5.5's four new reserved
words are also supported. Source code is
included.
QPF.COM No 16803 11/1/1990
Quick Pascal Word Fixup 1.0 (MAT
Enterprises; $0) will fixup Pascal words
into a standard format.
SETJMPS.COM No 6529 4/30/1991
SetJmps (Stephens; David; $0) allows you to
have non-local GOTO's in your TP 6.0 code so
that you can jump directly out of deeply
nested procedures, etc.
SNAPPD21.ZIP Yes 65286 2/4/1994
StaNdArd Printer-Pascal D2.1 adjusts margins
and capitalization to give a standard look
to your source code. It makes imported code
readable, and includes an optional table
lookup for control over the looks of names
such as "cmCancel" and "mfYesButton".
(Neptune Systems, reg. fee: $27)
STEALTH.EXE No 55543 2/18/1992
Stealth Bomber 2.2 (Dean, Kevin; $0)
(formerly CRCSET) is an anti-virus program
and linkable code that uses a 32-bit CRC to
verify the integrity of the running program.
STHING.COM No 40150 1/18/1991
SThing (TurboPower Software; $0) includes a
Turbo Pascal unit and demonstration programs
for accessing the Covox Speech Thing. Source
and sample files are included.
T_REF.ZIP Yes 135129 10/16/1993
T-Ref (Synergy Software Solutions; $25-$45)
is a source code lister and cross-reference
lister. With it, you can specify a
line-by-line print-out of the lexical levels
and the block levels, the active procedure
or function of that line, and the line
numbers along with the listing. The
cross-reference utility will give a complete
cross reference of all identifiers declared
within a program, or a partial listing (on
requested object types). The listing gives
each identifier's name, its type, the code
line declared on, all lines referencing the
names, and the scope (the procedure or
function name and level in which the
identifier was declared within). Output can
go to the printer or a file.
TDINFO.ZIP Yes 31020 11/4/1993
TDInfo 0.7 (Andy McFarland, reg. fee: $0)
reports the Turbo Debug information appended
to a Turbo Pascal generated EXE file,
including unit dependencies, object
hierarchy, data segment usage, and the
declaration part of procedures.
TP_ASM.EXE No 114330 11/25/1989
TP&Asm 2.21 (Prescott, Richard W.; $42) is
an integrated assembler for TP 4 - 5.5. It
operates during the compile step to provide
support for the four TP&Asm keywords.
TP_WCH.COM No 7534 4/30/1989
Watch Manager (Prescott, Richard W.; $8)
consists of three procedures and two
functions which may be used to automatically
set and clear watch expressions under
program control as you trace your program in
the Integrated Development Environment.
TPU2ASM.COM No 65065 9/18/1990
TPu2Asm (Larsen, Per Bent; $0) is a symbolic
disassembler for Turbo Pascal Units. Works
with TP 5.5.
TPWPRNT.COM No 7598 4/30/1991
TPW Printer Unit (Galivan, Bob; $0) is a
unit that will display a device mode dialog
box and print a text file.
TRACERP.COM No 20018 5/29/1989
Trace 1.0 (Prescott, Richard W.; $0)
provides a powerful "trap on condition"
debugging capability for use with Turbo
Pascal 4.0 and 5.0.
TDEBUG.ZIP Yes 27027 10/16/1993 Turbo Debug is a TP source code debugger.
UNIT.COM No 4757 1/29/1990
Unit (BTS Software; $0) manages the
procedure/function declarations in the
interface section of a TP unit by copying
specified procedure/function headers from
the implementation section into the
interface section.
UNITXRF.COM No 7958 6/21/1991
UnitXref (Thomas, Dan; $0) will find all
units used by a program.
ZIPSORC.COM No 33138 8/8/1990
ZipSorce (Transversal Design; $30) will
automatically Zip all sub-files or other
related files specified in a TP source file.
DATASJ.EXE No 77298 7/6/1992
DataStrucJones (Jones, Jeremy; $35) drills
you on data structures and algorithms.
PAS_TUT.ZIP Yes 220878 10/17/1993
Paperless Pascal Tutorial (Advantage
International; $0) is a Pascal tutorial
book-on-disk. The disk contains the
Advantage Paperless Reader. This is a
thorough guide to Pascal.
TCHLP3.EXE No 14168 6/18/1992
Tchlp3 (Van Den Berghe, Vincent; $0)
converts Borland's THELP files into
Microsoft's QuickHelp format.
TPREF.EXE No 317558 1/19/1993
Turbo Pascal Reference (Mitchell, Ed; $0) is
a 400+ page reference guide to Turbo Pascal.
It provides information on TP 6.0 and 7.0,
Borland Pascal, and Turbo Vision.
Information is provided in ASCII format and
illustrations are provided in PCX format.
TUTPAS.ZIP Yes 188370 7/27/1993
Turbo Pascal Tutor 2.6 (Dodrill, Gordon J.;
$15) is a series of 16 lessons teaching
Turbo Pascal programming to beginners.
Careful attention is given to a full
description of Object Oriented Programming
and how to use it.
VIS_PAS.ZIP Yes 71974 10/15/1993
Visible Pascal is a programming language
written especially for people learning to
program. The "visible" part of Visible
Pascal is that it shows you the operation of
your program as it runs. It includes an
easy-to-use editor.
APP28.ZIP Yes 35894 10/28/1993
App28 1.0 (Ed Jordan, reg. fee: $0) is a
Turbo Pascal unit that enables TurboVision
applications to be toggled in and out of
28-line mode. Source code is included.
COMBOX.EXE No 7212 1/20/1993
ComboBox Notes (Greer, Keith; $0) is a unit
that implements a pull down selection list
in Turbo Vision. It limited number of
strings that have been previously typed in.
Source and sample program are included.
COMPAT.EXE No 4901 7/16/1992
Compat (Beck, Randolph; $0) lets you execute
old TP functions without TV modifications.
COMPROG.PAS No 5074 10/1/1991
ComProg is an example of a TVision terminal
program.
DATAVAL.EXE No 25740 11/14/1991
Data Validation Techniques (Thorpe, Danny;
$0) is an article about data validation
techniques and pitfalls in Turbo Vision.
DATEVAL.ZIP Yes 30880 2/4/1994
DateVal 1.0 is a validator object for use
with TurboVision. It allows flexible entry
of dates in different formats. (Verosys
Technical Automation, reg. fee: $0)
ANIDIAL.ZIP Yes 11262 2/3/1994
Dialog Animator 1.0 is Pascal code which
allows TurboVision programmers to put moving
views within Dialog Boxes. The animation can
be toggled by pressing a hot key. (Tim
Schempp, reg. fee: $0)
EVENTQ.EXE No 10148 8/16/1991
Eventq (Schafer, Steve; $0) contains a unit
which implements an event queue for Turbo
Vision applications. This unit would enable
you to easily make a script-driven TV app.
Source code is included.
KEYCTRL.ZIP Yes 4187 2/4/1994
KeyCtrl 1.0 is Pascal source code which
demonstrates how to jump between fields in
TurboVision by using the cursor keys, and
how to control a pushbutton by modifying the
state of the radiobutton. (Paul Backus, reg.
fee: $0)
MAG.ZIP Yes 171892 1/5/1994
Mag 2.0 is TP6 code for a working magazine
database program for the benefit of
programmers still trying to figure out Turbo
Vision. (Norman Newman, reg. fee: $25)
MENFRAM.EXE No 6460 1/21/1993
MenFrame (Horstmeier, Jens; $0) is a unit to
implement a frame with a complete system
menu.
PICKLST.EXE No 9269 8/16/1991
PickList (Watson, Blake; $?) contains
examples of multi-selection picklists for
Turbo Vision.
PRG_BAR.EXE No 7481 9/17/1992
Progress Bar is a small "thermometer"
progress bar class.
PGR122.ZIP Yes 290557 3/10/1994
PtGen - Real Mode 1.22a is a TurboVision 2.0
screen generator. It features menu bar
creating, status line, dialog box creating
and more. This is the real mode version.
(Berend de Boer, reg. fee: $41)
PGX122.ZIP Yes 302162 3/10/1994
PtGen - Protected Mode 1.22a is a
TurboVision 2.0 screen generator. It
features menu bar creating, status line,
dialog box creating and more. This is the
protected mode version. (Berend de Boer,
reg. fee: $41)
RADIOTV.EXE No 3750 8/20/1992
Radio (Borland International; $0) shows how
to have multiple radio buttons in Turbo
Vision.
SAVE_TV.EXE No 4730 3/17/1993
Save (Borland International; $0)
demonstrates a method of screen saving via
BGI routines.
SCRSAV.PAS No 4931 10/15/1991
SCRSav (Boether, Stefan; $0) is TV source
for a screen saver.
SHAZAM.EXE No 295832 9/12/1992
Shazam (Stein, Johnathan J.; $39) generates
complete TurboVision applications. It
passively creates Params, cm, hc, and kb
values, help text and dummy procedures. It
handles multi-submenus, multi-statusLines
and hints. It is powerful enough to model TP
6 IDE, Quattro and Paradox menu structures.
Over 40 example definitions are included.
TVBEGIN.EXE No 33815 12/18/1991
TurboVision Begin 1.5 (Romano, Bill; $0)
produces a TurboVision skeleton program
which can serve as the starting point for
your own applications.
TCYBER.ZIP Yes 124507 2/2/1994
Turbo Vision Cybertools 1.0 is a pair of
tools for use with TurboVision. CyberFont
provides fonts, graphics, PCX images,
sprites, bit map animation and DAC palettes.
CyberBase for Paradox Engine 3.0 includes a
powerful generic browser window, and memo
editor. Requires VGA (Steve Goldsmith, reg.
fee: $28)
TVDMX.EXE No 74046 8/17/1992
tvDMX 1.5 (Beck, Randolph; $18) is a Turbo
Vision unit for multi-record data entry in a
row/column format.
TVGRAPH.ZIP Yes 351645 1/18/1994
TVGraphic 1.5 is a port of Borland's
text-based Turbo Vision to DOS graphics mode
with extensions, enhancements and a pleasing
graphic look. Units are provided for Pascal
6.0 and 7.0. (Richard P Andresen, reg. fee:
$35)
TVMOUSE.EXE No 15615 1/21/1993
TVMouse contains mouse routines for Turbo
Vision.
TVCC.EXE No 53560 1/21/1993
Turbo Vision Custom Controls 1.1 (Castle
Computer Services; $0) is a unit for
TP/BP7.0 and TV2.0 to emulate the stell-grey
styles of Borland's Window's Custom Controls.
TVCOPY.EXE No 14098 5/18/1993
TVCopy (Midwinter, Stewart; $0) is TP6
source code to demonstrate how to pop out of
a dialog box, open a list box containing
data from a file, and copy the desired data
into several input lines in the input dialog
box.
TVMACRO.EXE No 17834 2/20/1992
Turbo Vision Macros 1.0 (Cybersoft & Koepke,
Lawrence V.; $25) is a complete TV event
macro handler that records and plays back
keyboard and mouse events. Macros can record
the playback of other macros. It includes
units that create generic PickList, Stack
and Queue objects.
TVMENU.EXE No 5350 8/17/1992
TVMenu (Seddon, Bill; $0) shows how to
provide a TMenuBar object with checkable
menu options.
TVEXIT.EXE No 3853 8/20/1992
TVexit (Borland International; $0) shows how
to exit TV without clearing the user's
screen.
TVICON.EXE No 4311 4/21/1993
TV Icons (Babler, David; $0) lets you add
icons to your TV applications.
TVPAL.EXE No 7069 8/16/1991
TVPal (Schafer, Steve; $?) is a tutorial on
Turbo Vision palettes.
TVTOYS.ZIP Yes 102591 2/16/1994
TVToys 1.5 is a collection of TP7 routines.
Features: easy interfacing and customizing,
custom fonts, palette code, serial stream,
full source and four demo programs. (Peter
Brandstrom, reg. fee: $0-20)
TVTOOL.ZIP Yes 236808 7/20/1993
TV Tool Box 2.0 (Hansen, Richard; $43) is a
collection of extensions to Pascal Turbo
Vision. It includes a WYSIWYG interactive
menu designer, data entry objects, scrolling
dialog boxes, ASCII/HEX edit window,
multi-view scroll bars, message dialogs,
print, percent, progress dialogs, and more.
The data entry objects include formatted
entry for integer and floating point
numbers, edit masks with literals, post-edit
routines, required fields, and field locking.
TXT132.EXE No 59636 2/18/1993
Txt132 (Baldwin, Dave; $0) shows how to run
TV in 132-column text mode.
ZEUS2000.ZIP Yes 253441 1/12/1994
Zeus 2000 05.93 is the German version of an
integrated environment for creating
Turbo-Vision helpfiles. It can import,
export, and convert existing helptexts and
helpfiles into other formats. (KAP Holger
Lembke, reg. fee: $?)
ANSIVIE.COM No 13569 3/26/1991
ANSIView (Della, Marcos R.; $0) provides you
with the features from the CRT unit with the
earlier versions of Turbo Pascal while still
retaining the features of the new TVision
environment.
BASEAPP.EXE No 8394 9/20/1991
Base Application 1.0 (Leon, John C.; $10) is
a set of TV routines: hi-res video mode
toggle, proper window count handling,
working help contexts for menubar and
statusline, provision for app-specific
initialization code, tileable/cascadable
windows and more. Source is included.
BOX.ZIP Yes 75342 10/16/1993
BOX (Nescatunga Software; $20) is a screen
designer for Pascal programmers. Features
include the ability to save screens in a
small "packed" format, a pop-up ASCII table,
file directory functions, and example
programs which show how to create
context-sensitive help screens and moving
bar menus.
CRTP_DG.EXE No 7114 5/29/1991
CrtPlus 1.0 (Modern Solutions; $28) is a set
of assembler routines to detect the video
adapter type, to create an 80x43 or 80x50
video mode (for EGA/VGA), to disable/enable
text blinking, and to fill, change color of,
and copy a block of video.
CRTPAT.COM No 2411 10/19/1989
CrtPat is a patch for the CRT unit of TP5.5.
It takes care of unpredictable DELAY times
on computers faster than 30MHz.
CRTSEG.EXE No 3480 8/18/1992
CRTSeg (Donnelly, Tom; $0) allows the video
segment address in a CRT unit to be changed.
CURDLE.COM No 8170 1/29/1990
Curdle (Majkrzak, John M.; $0) will take
care of watching the screen boundaries when
your Turbo Pascal program lets a user move
about the screen directly as might be done
in a screen painting routine or even some
data entry programs.
DGSAY.EXE No 80143 7/23/1989
DGSay 8907.01 (Gerrold, David; $25) will
write formatted, justified and colored text
to screen by replacing Write and WriteLN
with Say and SayLN. A demo and source code
are included.
FASTSCR.COM No 14602 7/23/1989
FastScr 1.0 (Addleman, Mark; $0) provides
simple and fast video control through the
use of objects.
KPASCAL.COM No 16743 12/29/1989
KPascal (Contemporary Computer Services; $0)
is a video output unit to replace Write &
WriteLn with some string formating and
conversion functions. This program includes
a Colors, and Keyboard unit for
standardizing text attributes between
programs, and Keyboard offers an extremely
enhanced replacement to ReadKey with it's
own buffer.
LVI.ZIP Yes 7339 11/15/1993
LVI Programming Toolkit (Tobin Fricke, reg.
fee: $1) is a Pascal library for using LVI
(Last Video Interface) emulation. It is
similar to ANSI, however, it uses advanced
compression and is binary. It is over twice
as fast as ANSI.
MAKE_IO.COM No 25719 6/25/1990
Make-IO2 (Alger, Richard N.; $25) lets you
create I/O screens with a text editor, then
it converts them to TP source code. Requires
Technojocks Turbo Toolkit (see TTT.ZIP).
Source code included.
NOBLINK.ZIP Yes 3666 10/28/1993
NoBlink 1.0 (Tobin Fricke, reg. fee: $0) is
source for a Pascal program which disables
blinking forground colors and replaces them
with high-intensity background colors.
PAS1.ART No 9714 10/19/1991
PAS1 (Shoval, Ben; $0) is heavily documented
code for an ANSI screen drawing program.
QWIK71A.ZIP Yes 90846 10/12/1993
Qwik 7.1a (Eagle Performance Software; $25)
is a high performance screen writing utility
for TP4 programmers. Features include
vertical writing routines, detection of the
i486 and Pentium CPU's, and more.
SCNDSIGN.ZIP Yes 45099 10/13/1993
Scndsign (Enochs, Iddo L.; $25) allows
programmers to design screens and then
generates the code in Turbo Pascal to be
added to your programs. It also permits you
to specify variables for data entry as part
of your screen design.
SCRGEN.ZIP Yes 36742 10/16/1993
ScrGen is a screen editor that generates
Turbo Pascal source code for screen displays
to be added to your programs. The program
features an attribute selection utility, a
box draw utility and a block move utility.
Colors can be defined for use on color
monitors, and monochrome attributes, such as
normal, underlined and reverse video can be
generated for use on monochrome monitors.
Output can be generated to support either or
both of these video modes.
SVGABG.ZIP Yes 115712 10/6/1993
SVGABG 1.0 (Jordan Hargrave, reg. fee:
$20/each) is a set of video drivers for C or
Pascal. They support a wide range of VGA
cards, and should work on all major brands.
TTT.ZIP Yes 445286 10/13/1993
TechnoJock's Turbo Toolkit (TechnoJock
Software ASP; $54) is a collection of
procedures and functions for Turbo Pascal
programmers: a collection of ultra-fast
screen writing procedures, a collection of
windowing and screen saving procedures, a
"very nice (better than Blaise) menu
routine", a collection of screen input
routines, and a large assortment of
miscellaneous procedures and functions,
including pull-down menus, mouse support,
form input, directory listings, string
handling. Full source code is included.
Included in the documentation is a list of
other shareware and commercial programs
which Bob has found to be useful for TP
programming.
TEGL_TP.ZIP Yes 333601 10/17/1993
TEGL Windows Toolkit II for TP 5.5 (TEGL
Systems Corporation; $50) is a set of GUI
routines for TP 5.5. For more information,
see the writeup of the same toolkit for
Turbo C.
TEXTIO.COM No 6102 3/31/1989
TextIO is a TP5 unit that allows for the
following: large text buffers for speedier
handling when needed, complete seek function
for text files, write formatted output to a
string variable, read contents of a string
variable as formatted input.
TP4WIO.COM No 43787 1/29/1990
TP4WIO (Rohr, Gerald; $0) is a collection of
procedures and functions which assist in
screen input/output. Many other uses in
general programming are available as well.
TP5WIO.COM No 35724 9/1/1989
TP5WIO (Rohr, Gerry; $0) is a collection of
procedures and functions which assist in
screen input/output.
TWINS.COM No 29386 2/23/1990
Twins 1.10 (Corll, Brian; $15-$25) is a
toolbox that allows you to create and
manipulate multiple windows on visible and
virtual screens using the object-oriented
techniques available in Turbo Pascal 5.5.
Included are assembler routines to
facilitate direct writes to video memory and
the changing of text attributes. Also, a
unit has been provided to create simple
light-bar menus and a color selection menu,
and a unit for detection of keyboard
activity.
USERLIB.COM No 9250 2/23/1990
UserLib is a Turbo Pascal 5.5 unit
containing several useful functions for
screen I/O, menus, etc.
WINDEX.COM No 6728 3/31/1989
Windex (Roncalio, John; $0) contains
windowing code for TP5. You can mix and
match "disk" and "ram" as locations for the
saved window image and the CloseWindow
procedure will find it when needed. Tested
on EGA, CGA and mono, but may cause snow on
some CGA's.
WNDW70.ZIP Yes 133122 10/7/1993
WNDW 7.0c (Eagle Performance Software ASP;
$25) is a set of high performance window
utilities for Turbo Pascal 5.0 which give
you full window control and management in
all text modes. Up to 254 windows can be on
screen at once. Only 13k of code is added to
your program even if all 69 utilities are
used. Fifteen different border styles with
shadows are available. All windows can be
randomly accessed. Adjustable-rate moving,
resizing and scrolling are supported.
TOP.ZIP Yes 92466 10/16/1993
Turbo Overdrive Package (Nescatunga
Software; $20) is a collection of over 40
procedures and functions. Some of the
routines allow you to save and restore
screens, draw boxes with the arrow keys, and
generate pop-up box menus, Lotus-style
menus, and pull-down menus. TOP contains an
on-screen pop-up calculator and a
mathematical expression parser.
TSCRIPT.ZIP Yes 29907 10/16/1993
Turbo Script (Menningen, Kevin; $?) allows
direct video memory accessing for lightening
speed screen operations.