In a msg on , to Jonathan de Boyne Pollard, Coridon
Henshaw writes:

 JdBP>> There are also plenty of other references, the most famous 
 JdBP>> of which is _Real_World_Programming_for_OS/2_.

 CH> I bought that some time ago, and I agree with your assesment.  
 CH> It's certainly a good way to learn PM programming, but at the 
 CH> moment I think I'll set my sights a little lower and aim for VIO.

You might want to check into _The Ultimate OS/2 Programmer's Manual_ by
John Mueller (1994 McGraw Hill, ISBN 0-07-043972-9).  While the title is a
bit overblown (there's a lot missing) it's got a lot of the sort of
information that Ray Duncan's now ancient _Advanced OS/2 Programming_
contained, but more up to date.  One of the sections that is rather
complete is Chapter 3: Video API, in which the author describes VIO, GPI,
and WIN calls, as well as the 8514 and XGA standards.

-> Ed <-

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