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From: Hans Marqvardsen <hm@ddre.dk>
Subject: Re: ObjectAda and ANSI.SYS
Date: 1998/06/17
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Hans Marqvardsen wrote:
> 
> I am reading Feldman&Koffman:Ada95 and would like to use their SCREEN
> package on Windows NT4.0 (and also Windows 95).
> 
> The book says I have to install ANSI.SYS first.
> 
> Can anybody please give specific directions on how to do this?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help, Hans.

Sorry, forgot to mention, I HAVE included the line
	device=c:\winnt40\system32\ansi.sys
in CONFIG.NT.

When I open a DOS window, and use the MEM /P command, the output
confirms that ANSI.SYS is in fact installed;
	Name:ANSI, SIZE:1060, Type:DEVICE=

However, 
when I run Feldmans SMILEY procedure, 
the output merely lists the escape sequenses
without interpretation. 

IE the first line starts:
<-[2J<-[7;34fHave a Nice Day!<-[9;34f___

("<-" represents one-character arrow-left, meaning escape)

Please, what have I forgotten to do, to make the 
Ada-console-window ANSI-aware?  		-- Hans