PF> MD> with Guidelines.  I've found Guidelines lacking in several areas and I
  > MD> have begun writing classes to handle these.  The first one I wrote (or
  > MD> started) was one to handle standard dialog boxes.  I've already
  > MD> implemented one for the standard FILE dialog box (I even had it modify

PF>Lacking is probably not the best description --- "not
  >included" in the free version is better.   All you get in
  >the free version is the "cua'89" controls (the controls
  >that were in OS/2 1.3).

PF>The "Extended Control Pack" ($295), contains the standard
  >dialog controls, as well as "CUA'91" (notebooks,
  >containers, etc),  and file streams.

Ok Pete, I stand corrected.  I knew this when I wrote the message.  What
I was trying to point out to OS/2 programmers was that even though
things may not be included with Guidelines, they can EASILY incorporate
their own C/C++ code into it.

Michael Douglass
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