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-rw-r--r--Examples/GrabScreen.c11
1 files changed, 7 insertions, 4 deletions
diff --git a/Examples/GrabScreen.c b/Examples/GrabScreen.c
index 2575d1c..fde0bf2 100644
--- a/Examples/GrabScreen.c
+++ b/Examples/GrabScreen.c
@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
/*
**
-** $Id: $
-** $Revision: $
+** $Id: GrabScreen.c,v 21.1 92/05/18 01:05:18 chris Exp $
+** $Revision: 21.1 $
**
** $Filename: Examples/GrabScreen.c $
** $Author: Christian A. Weber $
** $Release: 21.1 $
-** $Date: 92/05/18 15:29:18 $
+** $Date: 92/05/18 01:05:18 $
**
** IFF library example program. Compile with Lattice C 5.x.
** This program saves the contents of the frontmost screen as an IFF file
@@ -62,12 +62,15 @@
*/
struct Library *IFFBase;
-char version[] = "\0$VER: GrabScreen 21.1 by Christian A. Weber";
+char version[] = "\0$VER: GrabScreen 21.2 by Christian A. Weber";
/****************************************************************************
** This is an example implementation of an IFF writer. It writes the
** contents of a screen to an IFF ILBM file.
+** Basically, this routine does the same as IFFL_SaveBitMap(), but it is
+** here anyway to show you how to write an IFF file using iff.library's
+** generic write functions.
*/
BOOL MySaveScreen(struct Screen *screen,char *filename)