James Goldbloom wrote in a message to All:
 JG> Let's say I wrote an ASM saved screen via TheDraw 4.0.
 JG> I then run "a86" as follows: "a86 screen.asm +o"
 JG> The result is SCREEN.OBJ.
 JG> I know to $LINK this object file into my source code, but... 
 JG> What else do I need to do to display the screen?  Examples, anyone?
Hello James, I'm no expert and I'm trying to get a grasp on the same
thing you are trying to do.
The 3rd party software PSCREEN decsribes what you want to do in Chapter 4
of PSCREEN.DOC. I wish I could help you more, but the doc describes
exactly want you are trying to do.  It says you just CALL the screen
by name. I think you might need a PSCREEN library though.
The PSCREEN package is available as shareware, so you can check out the 
doc for free.
I purchased Softcode with the upgrade deal I got for powerbasic 3.2.
It has a pretty nifty screen display engine and library system. It
is called Speedscreen. It has a bunch of special effects and the library
packs the screens really tight. I don't see much need for anything else,
unless I want 43\50 line ansi. Speedscreen is only 25 line text-mode.
It's only drawback is that you must have the speedscreen.com included
with your program, and your screen libraries are not "well-protected"
as they would be with your desired method of linking them right into
your program. Who am I to worry? 
Hope it helps.
Joe 
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