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From: donc@microsoft.UUCP (Don CORBITT)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Open Tools (was Re: Communication between applications)
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Date: 14 May 91 21:16:21 GMT
References: <72160@microsoft.UUCP> <504@nwnexus.WA.COM> <1991May10.200736.28739@qut.edu.au>
Reply-To: donc@microsoft.UUCP (Don CORBITT)
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In article <1991May10.200736.28739@qut.edu.au> drift@qut.edu.au (Glenn Wallace) writes:
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>As part of MS's Open Tools strategy (which was preached to me today)
>they will license WINDOWS.H (as they did to Borland) .... it just costs
>lotsa $MONEY$.
>
Minor correction.  According to PC Week May 13, 1991, Open Tools has
two parts, one is free of charge, and includes header files.  The
other includes the windows .sym files, and rights to redistribute HC, 
RC, and online API help.  The latter is a one-time $10,000 fee.

See page 49 of PC Week for more information.

(Does anyone else find it silly that I'm sending you to a third party
for information about my company?  Anything to save typing :-)
--
Don Corbitt, donc@microsoft.com  MS Win Dev
"No, sorry, I'm not a personal Windows tech support service.  But thanks
for asking...."