BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 07-26-92 (07:33) Number: 112 From: RICH GELDREICH Refer#: NONE To: RANDY HARRIS Recvd: NO Subj: Re:text Mode Cursor Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
> I am intrigued by your program and would like very much to use > it but can't seem to figure out how. I've 'extracted' it but > don't know where to go from here. > > Sure would appreciate your taking a few minutes to enlighten > the > ignorant (me). :-) > I'll assume you already have all of the source unarchived and you use QuickBASIC 4.5... Here goes!! First, use the LINK utility that came with QB, and type this: LINK /Q CSRASM,,,QBXQLB.LIB 'assuming csrasm.obj & qbxqlb.lib are in the 'same directory Then use the LIB utility, and follow the directions that are in QLBLIB.TXT (I can't remember the intricate details that good 'ole LIB expects...!) Then load QB in like this: QB/lCSRASM CSRBAS Then hit shift F5. If you have a mouse driver installed, and a color VGA or EGA then you should see a cursor within a second or so. If you need help with any other problem, just yell! Glad to help out. Rich (p.s. to extract the archive, you got to have a copy of LHA, which is an archive program similar to PKZIP and can probably be downloaded from a BBS near you. just thought I'd tell you this just in case you didn't know how to decompress it.) --- RBBSMAIL 17.2A * Origin: Computer Co-Op RBBS HST, 609-784-9404 Voorhees NJ (RBBS-PC 1:266/29)
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