UNINPUT: Demonstrates Primitive Drag-and-Drop Unicode
Input Method

UNINPUT provides a primitive, mouse-based, drag-and-drop
input method. It allows the user to grab any character
covered by a Unicode font, and drag the character to a
second window. If the user drops the character on the
second window, that window is sent a WM_CHAR message with
the appropriate key code.

The status bar at the bottom of the window displays three
fields of information:

>  The title of the last window to receive a WM_CHAR
(left)

>  The type of the last window to receive a WM_CHAR--
either Unicode or ANSI (center)

>  A list of the most recently dropped characters--similar
to a history buffer (right)

Please see the online help file for more information.

The Microsoft(R) Windows NT(TM) version 3.1 operating
system was not available at the time this sample was
acquired for the Microsoft Developer Network CD. For this
reason, the CD includes only the source files for the
sample, not the executable file or any DLLs. If you have
Windows NT version 3.1 installed on your system, you may
copy the source files to your hard drive and invoke the
Windows NT make file to build the sample.

KEYWORDS: CD4
