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Thank you Paul. I was able to bring up one of your examples and it seems to work fine.

This may be a very simple question, as I am not an expert. I want to do Monte-Carlo type calculations, where the math is put in a loop, and the software crunches until a termination criterion is met. ...

I've noticed I can only place 23 items (1 icon, 22 bitmaps) in a resource script (win32). Is this a hard limit, or is there a way around this? I get an access violation error during compilation with l ...

I ultimately used Paul's suggestion to use clearwin_string@, but there are times when a less elegant method will be easier to understand in a couple of weeks when I have forgotten what I have written

Thanks Paul. Your first suggestion sounds attractive.

Is it possible to supply an argument with a clearwin callback function? I have been using a menu and window built with %mn. The attempt to supply a callback function with an argument will compile an ...

DanRRight: Thanks for the tip. I found the original post you had included, it was very easy to program in Fortran, works just fine.

Paul: After a kill, chrome complains the next time it is opened ...

Paul: Thank you. You are right: I had already tried DestroyWindow and SendMessage (WM_Close) before I posted. Neither worked. DanRRight: thanks, I'll give that a try.

I can successfully open my default browser by using the winapi function "ShellExecute" in my fortran application. Using the winapi function GetActiveWindow I can get the handle to the brows ...

I'd like to transfer the windows screen into the 3-index RGB array commonly called "parray". I can do this via disk I/O as follows:

1) get handle to windows screen using win32api functio ...

Thanks Paul and sorry for the delay. Moving my project folder to the root directory (c:\) solved the problem. Does this suggest an easy configuration change fix for me, or should we just leave it at ...

Neither logging in as administrator, nor right-clicking Plato in my user to run under administrator, helped. I still cannot double-click to the offending code line.

When looking under properties of the ErrorLog file, it is owned by administrators. System and administrators had full control access, users did not. I gave users full control access, but this did no ...

Sorry, this is not intended to hijack the thread. I have also noticed the issues noted above with attempting to maximize Plato from the Windows 7 taskbar. What works perfectly for me is to hover ove ...

Just wanted to summarize. I can compile, link, and run error-free code without any trouble. Plato is listing compile errors (and warnings) at the bottom window in the usual way. All errors (and warnin ...