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  DracTools                                 by Sebastian Groeneveld (2000)
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  Contact me
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  If you have any questions, requests or bugs, PLEASE contact me at:
     dracuul78@hotmail.com

  Also have a look at my homepage, which might contain several interesting
  programs I made:
     http://dracuul.tripod.com/


  Other stuff
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  Check out the following programs if you find some spare time:
  - File Identifier 2.6
    http://www.geocities.com/dracuul78/download/

    This DOS utility identifies files by its contents. For each file format
    it will extract as much information as possible, like image dimensions,
    sound sample frequency, zip contents... There are many options available
    to fine-tune the given output. Currently, FileID recognizes about 130
    file formats.

  - Graphics Library for mode-X
    Not on homepage, just E-mail me...

    This unit adds support for mode-X to PowerBasic. I find it easy to use,
    in contrast to several other units that support mode-X. The basic
    primitives like pixels, lines, circles and ellipses are supported, and
    it can display text in any direction and with some nice effects.
    Further, smooth horizontal and vertical scrolling and split screens are
    supported.


  Just some notes
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  The units are compiled with PowerBasic 3.5 which makes them usable only
  with PB3.5. Most of them indeed use one or more features of the newer
  PB version.

  Each unit has an include file. You should always include this .INC file
  instead of linking the unit to your program directly, since the include
  file usually defines several constants or declares one or more shared
  variables and arrays to use in your program.

  There is one include file without a unit: COLORS.INC  It contains the
  color constants for use with COLOR and MakeAttr, which is defined in that
  file as well. MakeAttr combines a foreground color and a background color
  into one so-called color attribute. This attribute can be used with the
  Direct routines.
