and has drivers to use Windows GDI so you don't have to mess around with drivers
This was a thing? So, would it still run in the "MS-DOS Command Prompt" in Windows but talk directly to Windows for its screen drawing?
This was a thing? So, would it still run in the "MS-DOS Command Prompt" in Windows but talk directly to Windows for its screen drawing?
https://airborn.com.au/layout/vddtest.html
A 16-bit DOS application using DirectX..
In the case of OrCAD this was very easy because it already had plug-in architecture for graphics. It had this because even the mouse was not standardized in the early days.