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- Page 19 and 20: DOS Programming Guide
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- Page 59 and 60: 6 The Tenberry Software DOS/4GW DOS
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12 Utilities This chapter describes
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Utilities 12.2 PMINFO Purpose: Meas
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13 Error Messages The following lis
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Error Messages 16. cannot run under
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Error Messages 40. not enough avail
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14 DOS/4GW Commonly Asked Questions
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Windows 3.x Programming Guide
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15 Creating 16-bit Windows 3.x Appl
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Creating 16-bit Windows 3.x Applica
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16 Porting Non-GUI Applications to
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Porting Non-GUI Applications to 16-
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17 Creating 32-bit Windows 3.x Appl
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18 Porting Non-GUI Applications to
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Porting Non-GUI Applications to 32-
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Porting Non-GUI Applications to 32-
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19 The Watcom 32-bit Windows 3.x Ex
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20 Windows 3.x 32-bit Programming O
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22 Interfacing Visual Basic and Wat
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Interfacing Visual Basic and Watcom
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Interfacing Visual Basic and Watcom
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23 WIN386 Library Functions and Mac
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AllocHugeAlias16 Synopsis: #include
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_Call16 Classification: WIN386 #inc
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DefineUserProc16 Synopsis: #include
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FreeAlias16 Synopsis: #include voi
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GetProc16 Classification: WIN386 lp
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25 Special Variables for Windows Pr
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26 Definitions of Windows Terms CAL
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27 Special Windows API Functions On
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Windows NT Programming Guide
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28 Windows NT Programming Overview
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29 Creating Windows NT GUI Applicat
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30 Porting Non-GUI Applications to
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OS/2 Programming Guide
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34 Creating 16-bit OS/2 1.x Applica
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35 Creating 32-bit OS/2 Application
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36 OS/2 2.x Multi-threaded Applicat
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38 Programming for OS/2 Presentatio
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39 Developing an OS/2 Physical Devi
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40 Using the IBM OS/2 WorkFrame/2 W
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AutoCAD ADS Programming Guide
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42 Creating NetWare 386 NLM Applica
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Mixed Language Programming
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44 Commonly Asked Questions and Ans
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Index 1 8 16-bit 167 8042 auxiliary
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Index debugging DOS/4GW application
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Index get real-mode interrupt vecto
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Index int 168 INT 21H 61 H INT 31H
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Index NLM support version 4.0 335 v
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Index PS/2 52 TOOLHELP.H 174 switch
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Index __WINDOWS__ 207 WINDOWS_INCLU