Also, if you're not familiar with OOP (or you don't even know what OOP is),
then learn that first before you start trying to work with TV!  It's a
somewhat different programming convention, and without knowing how it works,
you'll most likely be lost.

        I know what OOP is, but in fact, I don't have the manuals right now, and I
was looking for some code to help me start.  I have some code from DDPLUS 7.1,
but that only shows how to do radio buttons.  If anyone has some simple code,
I would like to look at it, thanx.

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: :>Have you looked more closely at the manuals?  There should be a walkthrough
: :>on getting started with TV that does a pretty good job of demonstrating all
: :>the little bits that make up an application.  Other than that, I'm not aware
: :>of any TV tutorials.

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: but that only shows how to do radio buttons.  If anyone has some simple code,
: I would like to look at it, thanx.

I have learned TV from the manuals, helpsystem and the RTL.
I didn't need the RTL until I needed some more complicated things.

If you really need source you can look in the RTL (ok, it's not commented
but you learn alot by try to examine the proc. and func.'s :-) ).

You can also try to get ned3.zip from ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/turbopas
(I think it's called so and lies there. Look in the turbo* dirs).
It's a new TEditor with commented source.

But my best tip is to get the manuals and the examplefiles.
You *do* got the manuals right? ;-)