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From: MXP122@psuvm.psu.edu (Malzor)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Best setup with SDK and MSC 6.0a
Message-ID: <91144.004418MXP122@psuvm.psu.edu>
Date: 24 May 91 04:44:18 GMT
Organization: Penn State University
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I am new to windows programming, I have MSC 6.0a and the SDK 3.0, and I was
having trouble with the MAKE files and stuff for a while but I have it
straightened out now (more or less, I have to select the MAKE file (non-
standard) everytime I load PWB).  I was really wondering what the best
setup for developing stuff was.  I mean, do you use PWB in full-screen
mode in a shell from windows, and switch between, or do you use 386-enh
mode and window PWB, and go back and forth like that.  The only problem
with the latter is that the text is skrunched and hard to read.  Also,
doesn't it make sense that I should be able to the number of lines in
the editor to greater than 25, (not just EGA 43 and VGA 50 lines), since
windows can make the window as big as it needs, but it doesn't.

Anyways, what setup have you guys found to work the best.  I really hate
switching back to DOS from Windows all the time. . .so slow. . .

Thanks.  L 8 ' R