From:	dole DOT bludger AT the DOT beach (Axxen)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Problems with NT 4 and RHIDE - RHIDE.GPR UUEncoded - RHIDE.GPR (0/1)
Date:	Sun, 07 Sep 1997 16:08:57 GMT
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On Sat, 06 Sep 1997 16:20:27 GMT, dole DOT bludger AT the DOT beach (Axxen)
wrote:

It operates under NT 4.0.
The best way to start it, is by creating a shortcut to the Desktop or
Start menu
Right click the shortcut and select properties.

Click on the Program tab
Then, in the "cmd line" type 
C:\DJGPP\bin\rhide.exe -M

In the "working" section type
The directory you want as your working directory e.g C:\C_work

Click the screen tab, and Select full screen.

You should create, or use the rhide.gpr I have provided.
Copy it ti DJGPP's bin directory.
If you use it you will need to create a C_work directory first.
By using it, Rhide will start knowing where to find all needed files.
    The directories are set for:
       include files   C:\DJGPP\include
       library files     C:\DJGPP\lib
       object files    C:\C_work
       source files   C:\C_work

Rhide will use C_work as its working directory.
So, to start a new program from Rhide, click "file"  then "open", then
type the name you want to give the file. e.g.  test.c
Then click OK and Rhide will create the file, then type in the code.

The screen mode  has been increased to 90 x 34
16 colours enabled
auto indent enabled

You can change any of the settings, if you prefer to.

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