> Well, thanks to Aaron!
the code compiled? hehe
> > // lets set the clipping region
> > WinSetClip(&rect);
> >
> > // draw the string
> > WinDrawChars(myString, count, rect.topLeft.x, rect.topLeft.y);
> >
> > // lets reset the clipping region
> > WinResetClip();
>
> That was my problem!
> I tried to use WinSetClip(&rect) but with strange results.
> Now I see, that I was to use WinResetClip() also.
> It's OK now!
oh yeah.. :) did not mention that the first time :)) if you set
the clip, it stays that way until you reset it :P
az
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