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DispFile() allows you to retain complete
control over how it will display your
text file.

Here are some its features:

Buffer Control

    With DispFile() you control the
    size of the page and line buffers.
    This allows you to optimize the
    memory requirements of DispFile()
    to fit your text file requirements.

Small Size

    Unlike MemoEdit() which makes
    multiple copies of the text to
    display and has a 64k limit,
    DispFile() uses only the buffer
    space you allocate and it has NO
    limit on file sizes.  You can use
    DispFile() on a 5 character or a
    1 million character file -- it just
    doesn't matter!

Row/Col Locking

    This window has the row lock
    parameter set to 3.  This allows
    you to lock into place your report
    headers or other information you
    made need to constantly have visible.

Embedded Colors

    See the color.txt window for a
    sample of the color abilities of
    DispFile().

Keyboard Flexibility

    All non-cursor keys are passed to
    the calling routine allowing the
    programmer to maintain complete
    control over user activity.  This
    is allows you to do things like
    being able to press the <Tab> key
    to switch between the different
    demo windows.

Window Dressing

    DispFile() allows you to set up a
    vertical scroll bar to have a visual
    reference as to where within the
    file you are.  The characters used
    by by the scroll bar are fully
    definable by you.

    DispFile() draws no border or other
    window stuff because it might not
    have the same opinion you have over
    how a window should look.  So if you
    want borders just remember to draw
    them before you call DispFile().
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