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In article <8YZaJ=y00WB8I180l0@andrew.cmu.edu>, aw1j+@andrew.cmu.edu (Adam Duncan Warr) writes:
> Macintosh Revealed volumee three has the code for a program called MiniEdit
> which now supports printing. The code for scrolling lies therein.
> I recently posted a message that asked how to implement scrolling
> since then I have put scrolling windows into my applilcation.
> If Mac Revealed does not give you what you want, try the Macintosh
> Programming Primer for LightSpeed C. It is an excellent book. The
> Primer contains several programs that use scrolling windows. If that
> isn't enough, respond to this message and I'll explain it myself.
> 
	I had the opportunity this weekend to quickly browsde through the
new THINK C book mentioned above (Programming Primer...) and I also would
like to say it doesn't look half bad (I only read the intro and the source
code though) - EXCEPT - DO NOT USE THE PRINTING CODE IN THAT BOOK!!  It does
not ever check for errors and leaves A LOT to be desired - on the other hand,
though, the new MacRevelead (v 3) has a GREAT chapter on printing which talks
about all sorts of stuff that most programmer don't deal with and should be.

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