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From: "J. Marshall" <a_revelation@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Carriage Return without a linefeed on Win95?
Date: 1999/08/18
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Jerry,
Thanks!  That's an excellent package.  Easy to use, small, and it works.  On
Windows PC's, "working" seems to be a feature rather than a requirement,
much too often.  Your package works well.
JM


jerry@jvdsys.stuyts.nl wrote in message ...
>J. Marshall <a_revelation@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>: still learning).  I've looked through the documentation, but can not
locate
>: the way to output text to the screen starting at a specific location, to
>: update a particular area of the display.  In C this is fairly easy on a
>: Windows 95 machine.  Is it possible in Ada?
>
>If you are thinking in terms of conio, you might want to take a look
>at the nt_console package on my homepage.
>
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