Using a windows GUI would be good, because all of the GUI gadgets that we think of needing were probably inspired by Windows :)
Winblitz3d can be used. Also, if a feature is needed, you can study those win32 constants I have posted (though they aren't mine) in the thread here: http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=44366
I learned a bit about win32 gui stuff through that program and a few other little things, so I can try to answer some questions.
Winblitz3d can be used. Also, if a feature is needed, you can study those win32 constants I have posted (though they aren't mine) in the thread here: http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=44366
I learned a bit about win32 gui stuff through that program and a few other little things, so I can try to answer some questions.