Table 3-1 lists the subdirectories that the installation program makes under \vvwin (or whatever directory you specify) and the files it installs in each.
Table 3-1: Vermont Views for Windows Subdirectories
| Subdirectory | Contents | |
| \doc | The complete Vermont Views User's Guide and Function Reference manuals in help format. Includes the Vermont Views for Windows Supplement with Vermont Views for Windows specific information. | |
| \include | Vermont Views for Windows header files. | |
| \lib | Vermont Views libraries to be linked to your application. Each compiler will be plced in a separate subdirectory. | |
| \public | Source code message modules that can be application specific (that is, can be modified from application to application). | |
| \samples | ||
| \nonmodal | The source code used to demonstrate nonmodal programming. You can use this to learn about nonmodal programming techniques. Refer to Appendix C in the Vermont Views User's Guide for more information. | |
| \OEDemo | This demo program shows the cross platform capability of Vermont Views. The full source code included here can be compiled and run on all for the supported Vermont Views operating systems without any changes. | |
| \template | Predefined user functions written by Vermont Creative Software staff. These functions, which include full source code, implement some of the features most commonly requested from our technical support lines. Refer to the readme.txt file in this subdirectory for a complete description of each function provided. | |
| \tutor | Source code and header files for more than 90 Vermont Views tutorial programs. Each tutorial demonstrates a certain aspect of Vermont Views functionality. Refer to the read_me.txt file in this subdirectory for more information about these tutorials. | |
| \VVWinDemo | This sample program provides a good overview of the new functionality available in Vermont Views for Windows. Includes the full source. | |
| \boxlinedraw | This example demonstrates how to vary the box and line drawing functions to better position the lines in the Windows environment. There are two sample programs, 3ddraw.c to show how to draw with 3D lines and boxes and lineform.c that expands on the positioning of lines and boxes in a Vermont Views window. | |
| \upgraid | The Vermont Views UPGRade AID utility to assist you in porting your code from earlier versions of Vermont Views and WFC/WFD. See Upgraid.doc for instructions on using this utility. | |
| \vvd | All files for using the Vermont Views Designer and its utilities. | |
| \welcome | A working directory for performing "The Welcome Tutorial" in the Vermont Views Designer User's Guide. \welcome also includes a \result subdirectory, which contains the results of the tutorial. If you have trouble performing the tutorial, refer to \result for assistance. | |
| \winsrc | Full source code for Vermont Views for Windows. Project files are included for all the supported compilers to aid in rebuilding the libraries. | |
