 
 In this directory are some samples showing how to use the Win32Inc
 include files. 
 

 Name      Masm JWasm PoAsm comment 
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 WinCUI1   yes  yes   yes   "hello world" Win32 console sample (native Win32)
 WinCUI2   yes  yes   yes   "hello world" Win32 console sample (CRT)
 WinGUI1   yes  yes   yes   "hello world" Win32 GUI sample using a window
 WinGUI2   yes  yes   yes   Win32 GUI sample using a dialog box and controls
 SockHttp  yes  yes   yes   reading a file via HTTP (sockets API)
 WinINet   yes  yes   yes   reading a file via HTTP (WININET API)
 OpenGL1   yes  yes   yes   OpenGL      sample (by Franck Charlet)
 DDraw1    yes  yes         DirectDraw fullscreen sample (by Diamond Crew)
 DDraw2    yes  yes         shows a bitmap in a window, using DirectDraw
 Dir3D1    yes  yes         Direct3D    sample (by Scott Johnson)
 DInput1   yes  yes         DirectInput sample
 DSound1   yes  yes         DirectSound sample
 ODBC1     yes  yes         database access with ODBC
 ADO1      yes  yes         database access with ADO
 SimplSvr  yes  yes         COM automation server dll (custom interface)
 AsmCtrl   yes  yes         COM ActiveX control (just a link for download)

 Please note that a NMake/WMake compatible make utility is used to build
 the samples. JWasm + WLink [+ WRC] are the default tools to be used, by 
 running NMake/WMake with parameter "masm=1", Masm + MS Link [+ MS RC] are
 used instead.
 
 About OW WLink: the original OW Wlink has a small peculiarity regarding
 modules in COFF format, which requires that JWasm is launched with option
 -zzs. However, in the samples it is assumed that a fixed WLink binary
 is used which doesn't require this hack. Such a fixed binary can be 
 downloaded from http://www.japheth.de/JWasm.html.

