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Hello World Sample 6

  DESCRIPTION:
    While this final version of the Hello World
    samples is much more complex than hello1,
    it contains a large amount of common
    application functionality and demonstrates
    many of the interactions and class usage
    required by a real user interface
    application.

    Hello6 adds all of the following:
    real time date and time fields on the
    main window; use of a font dialog; a new
    settings frame containing an INotebook
    object with two pages of canvases and
    controls; use of IProfile class for storing
    the settings; and pop-up menus for making
    the stars twinkle.  Hello6 also replaces the
    entry field in the dialog window with a
    drop-down list combination box.

  CONCEPT/FEATURE:
    Sample program with frame window, menu bar from
    resource, information area, accelerator resources,
    dialog window, listbox, graphics, split-canvas,
    help, notebook, profile, and timer.

  HOW TO BUILD THE PROJECT FROM THE COMMAND LINE:
    For building the sample using RTF help,
    from within the directory containing the sample, simply type:
         NMAKE

    For building the sample using IPF help,
    from within the directory containing the sample, simply type:
         NMAKE USE_IPF=1

  HOW TO BUILD THE PROJECT FROM WITHIN THE WORKFRAME ENVIRONMENT:
    Note: This sample uses IHelp and thus requires headers in the SDK.

    Refer to the standard Workframe BUILD instructions

  HOW TO RUN THE PROJECT FROM THE COMMAND LINE:
    From within the directory containing the sample, simply type
    the name of the executable:
         HELLO6

  HOW TO RUN THE PROJECT FROM WITHIN THE WORKFRAME ENVIRONMENT:
    Refer to the standard Workframe RUN instructions

  SPECIAL NOTES:
    If the sample fails to execute or
    abnormally ends, you can get
    more information about the failure
    by turning on the ICLUI trace.
    This is done by setting the
    environment variable ICLUI_TRACE
    as follows:

        set ICLUI_TRACE=ON
        set ICLUI_TRACETO=STDERR

    ICLUI_TRACETO controls where
    the trace information is reported.
    With tracing turned on, ICLUI
    exception text will be written to a
    standard error file. For example:

        sample >sample.out 2>&1

    The exception data is now in the file
    'sample.out'.

  ADDITIONAL HARDWARE/SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
    This sample refers to help identifiers and thus
    requires headers in the SDK.


  VISUALAGE FOR C++ SAMPLES INFORMATION:
    A complete listing of samples shipped with the VisualAge for C++
    product can be found in the online GUIDE TO SAMPLES.  To access
    this notebook, simply:

    -  Open the VISUALAGE FOR C++ program group in the Program
       Manager window, then
    -  Open the GUIDE TO SAMPLES notebook in the program group.

