sorry ... I´ll do it next time ...
Em 06.02.2014 15:58, waldo
kitty escreveu:
> On 2/6/2014 9:16 AM, Philippe wrote:
>
>> compiling
for targets win32 and win64, I´ld like to change the window title, the
window opened by cmd.exe
>
> please do not hijack other people's topics
to ask an unrel
On 2/6/2014 9:16 AM, Philippe wrote:
compiling for targets win32 and win64, I´ld like to change the window title, the
window opened by cmd.exe
please do not hijack other people's topics to ask an unrelated question... use
your 'write' or 'new message' button instead of 'reply' to start a your
just simple like that ... works perfectly as I need ...
I had
searched (but searching "freepascal") and found something ... more
complicated ...
thank´s a lot.
Philippe
Em 06.02.2014 12:29, Tomas
Hajny escreveu:
> On Thu, February 6, 2014 15:16, Philippe wrote:
>
>> compiling for targ
On Thu, February 6, 2014 15:16, Philippe wrote:
> compiling for targets win32 and win64, I´ld like to change the window
> title, the window opened by cmd.exe
>
> program x;
> uses ?;
> begin
> y( 'MY TITLE');
> end.
>
> I didn´t find anything in the windows unit
Google suggests that Win
2014-02-06 Philippe :
> compiling for targets win32 and win64, I´ld like to change the window
> title, the window opened by cmd.exe
>
> program x;
> uses ?;
> begin
> y( 'MY TITLE');
> end.
>
> I didn´t find anything in the windows unit
>
I don't understand the relation between cmd.exe
compiling for targets win32 and win64, I´ld like to change the window
title, the window opened by cmd.exe
program x;
uses ?;
begin
y( 'MY TITLE');
end.
I didn´t find anything in the windows unit
Thanks for help!
Philippe
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