From: brian@beepbeep.invalid   
      
   On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 10:53:18 -0800, RadSurfer wrote:   
      
   [snips]   
   > I do like the fact the WinCrt generates a nice popup windows of its own   
   > from such tiny EXE's;   
   >   
   It doesn't - that's Windows intercepting your program's output and   
   displaying it in a window for you.   
   Why would you think that a compiler generating DOS executables (and   
   especially one written in the days when Windows wasn't making such a big   
   noise) would need to know how to open a window within M$ Windows and   
   output to that?   
      
   > but unfortunate that output text can't be highlighted or copied.   
   >   
   Check your M$ Windows documentation.  (hollow laugh)   
      
   Under Win98 (possibly others) you can select to have the toolbar   
   displayed on DOS prompt windows, and on that is displayed a "Mark" button   
   (a dotted rectangle). Clicking that will allow you to click/drag over your   
   text (you can't otherwise), then you can Ctrl-C or use the cut / copy   
   buttons on the toolbar to get the text into the Windows clipboard - from   
   whence it can be pasted into Windows apps.   
      
   B.   
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