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* SPECIAL OFFER *
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For a limited period only:  Register your copy of Windev
for Windows 3.1, and get the Windows NT edition FREE.

Don't miss this opportunity to get the native 16 and 32
bit editions of Windev for just $32 (plus $5.90 S&H).
Click on the Help button on Windev's startup dialog for
details of how to register.

Offer closes 31 August, 1993.

WINDEVX
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If you have wanted the features of Windev from MS Visual
Workbench (or another Windows application), but don't like
having it start a new instance for each file you edit,
Windevx provides the solution.  It translates the command
line you specify in Visual Workbench's Tools menu into the
corresponding Windev DDE command, so Windev can act as a
DDE server to MSVC.  Here's how to do it:

1) Install WINDEVX.EXE in the same directory as WINDEV.EXE.
2) If you haven't already added Windev to Windows' Registry,
   follow the instructions on "Using Dynamic Data Exchange"
   in Windev's online help.
3) Use MSVC's Options/Tools menu command to add:
       Command Line:   <drive:>\<path>\WINDEVX.EXE
       Menu Text:      Winde&v
       Arguments:      $File($Line,$Col)
   Where <drive:>\<path> should be the full path to the
   directory you used in step (1) above.

Now, when you choose "Windev" from MSVC's Tools menu, Windev
will open an edit window at the same line and column as the
file in MSVC's active window.  You don't need to make sure
that Windev is already running - Windevx will start it the
first time it's needed.