*** Using the Xbase Debugger ALTD with WSC.

In order to use the Xbase debugger along with WSC, break up WSC32.CH into 
two parts, one with just the #defines (call it WSC32-1.CH) and one with the 
function declarations (call it WSC32-2.CH). Put WSC32-2.CH as your first 
INCLUDE and WSC32-2.CH at the end of your file.

*** WSC Version 4.1 Release Notes ***

SioEvent uses overlapped I/O in Windows 98 and above (Win95 does not support overlapped I/O).

*** WSC Version 4.0 Release Notes ***

The files WSC32.DLL, MIO32.DLL, and XYM32.DLL are all copied to your Windows 
directory (C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINNT for Win 2000/NT) when SETUP.EXE is run. 

The function xSioKeyCode was added to version 4.0 so that the keycode (assigned to 
each registrant) can be passed to WSC32.DLL.

If converting from an earlier version of WSC, do the following:

(1) Add "keycode.ch" to your include statements.

(2) Add the following code which must be called (once) before any other WSC code:

    * pass the key code
    if xSioKeyCode(WSC_KEY_CODE) < 0
      ?"ERROR: Bad Key Code!"
      return
    endif
           
    Alternatively, you can paste the value of your actual keycode (the 9 or 10 digit 
    number found in keycode.ch) into SioKeyCode. The keycode for the  evaluation 
    version is always 0.
    
    Refer to WSCVER.PRG for an example.
    
*** WSC Version 3.2 Release Notes ***

The files WSC32.DLL, MIO32.DLL, and XYM32.DLL are all copied
to your Windows directory when SETUP.EXE is run. Make a copy
of these DLL's in case they are over overwritten.

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