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   Ian A. White to markus.humm1@freenet.de   
   Re: Key Scan Code for BPW7   
   23 Nov 04 08:56:35   
   
   From: see@sig.below   
      
   On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 20:21:22 +0100, Markus Humm   
    wrote:   
      
   >  > I do have Delphi 7 that came with a magazine CD, and I do want to get it   
   >> going there but there is a major amount of work required as I have a   
   >> huge number of libraries that need converting over and if trying to get   
   >> ReadKey was "fun", there is a whole lot more "fun" in Delphi7. Apart   
   >> from that it does require a completely different way of looking at   
   >> things. I have the book Mastering Delphi 7, but it does not give   
   >> examples of how to get things going. There is a lot of descriptive text   
   >> on the underlying system, but just to get a button on a form to launch a   
   >> new form or provide access to an output window/frame or whatever it is   
   >> called is something I have not been able to track down.   
   >>   
   >Okay that with the button (okay off topic here) is quite easy:   
   >   
   >design two windows, place a button on one and save both windows. Now do   
   >a double click on the button which will create a onClick handler for it.   
   >In this simply write nameoftheotherwindow.show;   
   >The name of the other window must be the one of its name property!   
      
   Thanks for that. It is all learning.   
      
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