When loading an Example Application into Clarion For
Windows, please be sure you that have read and
understand the Steps
you must take in order to Compile
the APP.
Source Code for the Example Programs
is available in the Private Files area for Registered
Users.
CLACom Related Files
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clahelp.exe
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609k
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6/17/08
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CLACom For Windows documentation
in HTML Help format.
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clahelp-old.exe
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333k
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6/17/08
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CLACom For Windows documentation
in Windows Help File format. This format is no
longer supported and will no longer be produced.
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callerid.exe
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869k
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6/17/08
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A very simple program
that shows Caller ID information. Easily expandable
to lookup caller phone number in a database and
display caller information on the screen. Uses
CLACom Lite and also works with the full version
of CLACom.
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phoneapp.exe
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873k
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6/17/08
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Example program showing
how to use a Voice Modem to Dial a Phone Number
and use the Modem's Speaker or Headset to engage
in conversation rather than connecting to a remote
modem. Uses CLACom Lite and also works with the
full version of CLACom.
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termsdi.exe
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894k
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6/17/08
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Example program showing
how to Implement the Programmer Defined Terminal
Emulator as the Main Application Window. Includes
and shows how to use the Dialing Directory when
the Port is already opened and owned by the Terminal.
If you need a Terminal Emulator as a Single (SDI)
Window, this APP is for you!
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cliserv.exe
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899k
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6/17/08
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Example program showing
how to Implement Client/Server functionality
in Clarion For Windows. Shows how to log on to
a remote computer and send and receive files.
Demonstrates negotiation techniques. Fully Configurable.
Automatically Start and Exit. Virtually no Source
Code changes needed to adapt for your own use!
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getfile.exe
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876k
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6/17/08
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Example program showing
how to call a Host Computer, log on, and Download
a File. Fully Automated Log-On, no Operator Intervention
needed when configured correctly.
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gtermw32.exe
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927k
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6/17/08
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Fully functional Terminal Emulator for 32 Bit Windows. Written in Clarion using
CLACom. This is
the same example program that is included with
the CLACom distribution.
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clacomw.exe
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4.7M
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6/17/08
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All of the CLACom For
Windows Example Programs including On-Line Help
Reference in one Installation Package. Includes
the Caller ID program, the Voice Modem Dialer,
the regular and SDI Terminal Emulator Programs,
the Client/Server Program and the GetFile Program.
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automa.txt
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2.9k
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10/09/98
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Example showing how
to use a Timer to Send and Receive Commands,
To and From a Device attached to the Serial Port.
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modems.zip
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46k
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10/09/98
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Modem Database containing
Initialization Strings for Over 1000 Modems.
Includes Dictionary and TPS File. Unsupported.
Programmer must implement the functionality.
Init Strings are not guaranteed to be accurate
or that they will work properly. Note that after
sending a String, a CR must also be sent, since
it is not included in the String.
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clacom.zip
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532k
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02/09/97
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The original CLACom
Communications Library for Clarion. Fully functional.
For use with Clarion For Dos 3.0 or higher.
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Other Files
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clathrd.exe
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1.2M
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09/27/04
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Example Programs showing how to use "true threads" in a Clarion APP. Examples show how to wait for Directory Change Events (new files to appear, files being updated) and User Defined Events. Wait For Directory Change Documentation. User Defined Event Documentation. Apps provided for Clarion 5.5 and 6.
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filedateinst.exe
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261k
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6/17/08
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A non-Clarion Utility Program designed for Software Developers. File Date allows you to set the Modification Date and Time on Files in a specific Directory. Software Programs (and all of their related files) are generally Date Stamped such that the Date of a file represents the Release Date and the Time of a file represents the Version Number. In addition to modifying the Date and Time of the files, File Date also allows you to change their case (Upper or Lower), can remove the Read Only attribute, and can traverse a Directory Tree to apply the modifications to all files within a Directory (or Drive) and its sub-directories. Designed for Windows XP (will run but may not look correctly on other Windows versions).
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