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  1. Sep 23rd, 2002, 12:22 PM #1
    amit_m04
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    graphics in c

    hi
    i am using tc3 on a 98 machine
    i have made a login window in c using graphics.
    now when i type in any name and the password the back color of the text is black always
    i want the back color to be white and the fore color as black.
    is that possible, if so then please help me with the code
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  2. Sep 23rd, 2002, 12:25 PM #2
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    What compiler?
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  3. Sep 23rd, 2002, 03:15 PM #3
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    Jim - TC3 I assume means Turbo C 3.

    In which case, ick.

    Amit_m04, I would strongly suggest you ditch it and move to a 32-bit compiler. Please, for the sake of the maintenance programmers (for which I have a new-found respect, having been one for a year...)
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    I have Turbo C 3.0 - you cannot program windows at all in it. Just DOS. Requires TC 4.5 - then it's only Windows 3.1 apps
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  6. Sep 24th, 2002, 05:57 AM #5
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    16-bit compiler when 64-bit is already knocking at the door...
    Strange...
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