MD>   Does anyone know how to put a red pixel at location 10,30?
MD>   am i not being able to do it because graphics.h is
MD>   screwed up?
   Another Borland user??
   Graphics are highly machine and compiler specific.
   We'll need to know the compiler and OS for which you want to
   implement graphics.
   If you are, as I suspect, a Borland and DOS user, then you
   need to look at the graphics example program code in the
   examples directory. You also need to instruct the IDE to
   include the graphics libraries by calling the menu chain;
   Options/Linker/Libraries/[X] Graphics Library
   Just hit Alt/O for options and follow the chain.
   This will enable the use of the .BGI dynamic link libraries.
   If you wish to statically link the .BGI code, so that you
   have a single file for distribution, then you must select
   your .BGI file, use BGI2OBJ to make a linkable .OBJ from
   it, and either include it in a project, or link it into
   a library for inclusion. You may also link fonts by this
   same process. If you aren't using Borland, we will need
   more data before arriving at any useful answers.
> ] OOPS! I guess they DO fall off the edge of the world........
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