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> Attached is a OpenGL component (version 0.1 ALPHA) that wrote for C++
>Builder along with a demo program to serve as a use example. This
>component also
>allows you to save and print your images in the OpenGl Panel. I'm
>somewhat new
>to C++ Builder and Win32 programming so everything may not be correct or
>done in the most efficient way. Remember to set your monitor to "True
>Color" for
>best results.
>
>Contact Daniel Plakosh at <dplakosh@michelle.cobweb.net> to request
>assistance or to report a problem with this software. Criticism,
>suggestions and
>comments are also greatly appreciated. Remember to always include the
>TOpenGLPanel version and system information in your messages.


Hi, just a quick question... I must confess that I am a bit surprised, indeed I
am the author of TOpenGL, and I noticed quite a lot of similitudes between your
code and mine... I was even more surprised when I saw that you even implemented
the printing and saving capabilities. I don't know if you got access to my code
or not, but let me tell you this: if, as you pretend it, you are somewhat new to
both C++ Builder and Win32 programming, then you are some kind of genius to come
out with that piece of code. I don't pretend to be a genius, but I don't pretend
either to be the author of such a code as a newbie.

I don't think there is anything I can do to prevent you from publishing "your"
code, but I wouldn't mind some kind of explanations, as I am a bit astonished...

    Alan.

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