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Thanks for the kind words, and the advice. I started browsing the Pelles C forum earlier this week. I intend to spend some more time there!

I am busy, now, in the guts of my program, making the...

I really am listening, and trying to learn. I am aware that a console program is a Windows program, and that I can use the Windows APIs. I am, however, so inexperienced with this Windows thing, and...

Yes! Sometimes, when I get started down a path, I cannot see the forrest for the trees!

I guess I'm having trouble with the basic concepts of Windows programming, as well as the API syntax. I...

Oh, Thank you, thank you! Sometimes we make things much more complicated than we should. Or, maybe it is just "I've always done it this way, and, by Golly, I'm going to continue doing it this way,...

I have installed everything suggested in CommonTater's post (above), and that proves to be a big help.

I am still struggling with trying to get a timer operational. In my original DOS C program, I...

Thanks. Using the Pelles C compiler, I am finally starting to get some positive results! I was able to run the MSDN sample Using Waitable Timer Objects (Windows), but only after I discovered that I...

The files in the BCC55\Lib are all dated 6/27/2000, so Embarcadero, apparently, hasn't done any updating. I had no success in adding a timer to a simple, working "Hello World" console app. This may...

Thanks, this points me in the right direction! I had searched a number of forums, looking for something that would guide me, before deciding to post here. It didn't even occur to me to go to...

I need some pointer help in moving a Turbo C 2.1 (DOS) program to a console application in Windows, using the free Borland C++ v5.5 compiler (in C mode, not C++). Specifically, I need to save the...