Presents the user with a dialog that is the specified color scheme number scheme and contains the specified body text and button text.

Places the WHANDLE of the window that the point pt belongs to on the screen into wh.

Places the handle of the window that the point pt belongs to on the screen into wh.

Translates a point in screen-relative coordinates to window-relative coordinates.

Translates a point in screen-relative coordinates to window-relative pixel coordinates.

Writes one character char to the current output window in its normal attribute (color 0).

Writes a null-terminated string to the current output window in its normal attribute (color 0).

Formats the value val and writes it to the current output window.

Returns the attribute byte for the color index in the specified window's scheme.

Returns the row on the screen where the bottom of the window is located.

Returns the position on the screen in pixels where the bottom of the specified window is located.

Erases the contents of the specified window by changing the content area to the default background color.

Erases a rectangular area of a window by changing it to the default background color.

Erases the specified rectangular portion of a window by changing it to the default background color.

Closes a window and releases all memory associated with that window.

Passes the title of a window, and returns the WHANDLE.

Returns the position of the logical cursor in the specified window.

Returns in pixels the current output position in the specified window.

Returns the WHANDLE of the window that's currently selected for user output.

Returns the number of rows in the content area of a window.

Returns the height in pixels of the content area of the specified window.

Removes a window from the screen but keeps track of its contents so that it can be displayed again if desired.

Returns the column on the screen where the left edge of the window is located.

Returns the position on the screen in pixels where the left edge of the window is located.

Returns the WHANDLE of the main Visual FoxPro window.

Moves the specified window to a new location specified by pt.

Moves the specified window to a new location specified by pt.

Passes the WHANDLE, and returns the Windows HWND.

Returns the WHANDLE of the frontmost window.

Creates a new window at the coordinates specified by top, left, bottom and right.

Creates a new window at the coordinates specified by top, left, bottom and right.

Positions the logical cursor of the specified window at the location specified by pt.

Positions the logical cursor of the specified window at the location specified in pixels by pt.

Writes one character char to the specified window in the current color.

Writes a null-terminated string to the specified window in the current color.

Returns the column on the screen where the right edge of the window is located.

Returns the position on the screen in pixels where the right edge of the window is located.

Scrolls a portion of the contents of a window left or right and up or down.

Scrolls a portion of the contents of a window left or right and up or down.

Changes the attribute for the specified color scheme index in the indicated window's color scheme to the new attribute attr.

Brings the specified window to the frontmost position on the screen.

Sends the specified window to the rearmost position on the screen.

Changes the user output window to be the specified window.

Changes the title of a window.

Redisplays a hidden window on the screen.

Sets the new dimensions of the window to the height and width specified by h and v in pt.

Sets the new dimensions of the window to the height and width specified by h and v in pt.

Puts the null-terminated title of the window wh in title.

Returns the row on the screen where the top of the window is located.

Returns the position on the screen in pixels where the top of the window is located.

Returns the number of columns in the content area of a window.

Returns the width in pixels of the content area of the specified window.

Zooms a window to a new state.