Book Description

Power tools. Programming pointers. Useful units. Designing the user interface. Expanding the possibilities. Using expanded memory. BIOS and DOS services. Memory-resident programming. Using the mouse. The program segment prefix. Using assembler with Turbo Pascal. Data-entry screens. Using the Borland toolboxes. The database toolbox. The graphic toolboox. The Turbo Pascal editor toolbox. Using the numerical methods toolbox. Overlays and debugging. The Turbo Pascal 5 user interface.