ASCIITBL - AN ASCII TABLE POP-UP FOR USE WITH DESQVIEW



      Written By: Phillip A. Kaufman                     January, 1988

      Copyright 1987,1988 Phillip A. Kaufman. All rights, except those
      specifically granted herein are reserved by the author. The right
      to copy and distribute this material is granted without fee for
      any and all non-commercial use. This material specifically may
      not be distributed or sold for a fee nor incorporated in whole or
      in part into any other product that is distributed or sold for a
      fee without specific permission of the author. To obtain special
      permission or to report any difficulties with this material
      contact:
                        Phillip A. Kaufman
                        19987 Moran Lane
                        Saratoga, CA 95070

      THIS MATERIAL IS DISTRIBUTED "as is" WITHOUT ANY EXPRESSED OR
      IMPLIED WARRANTY OR LIABILITY FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT OR
      CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.


      OVERVIEW

      This program is similar to others written in assembly language
      but it is written entirely in C. It was done to show that such
      a program in C is nearly as small and fast as is the assembly
      version.

      The program displays the complete ASCII table a la Sidekick(tm).

      Use:      PgUp and PgDn to page the display
                ESC to exit

      Installation: Must be installed in Desqview environment.
                Requires a DV memory size of only 4k.
                Must set the window size to 18 high and 23 wide.
                Program does not generate colors so it will assume
                the window's colors or you can make a startup script
                to force colors.

      Files:
              asciitbl.c      the source file ( for MSC 4.0;
                                compile with small model and link
                                with stack of 150 bytes - IT IS
                                REALLY IMPORTANT to either use linker
                                directive to set stack or to use
                                EXEMOD. Microsoft's default stack size
                                is 2k and program will crash DV if
                                loaded into a 4k segment.)
              asciitbl.exe    compiled version of above - fits in 4k
                                with room to spare!
              at-pif.dvp      dv 2.0 pif file
              at-scrip.dvs    dv 2.0 startup script for colors