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Chapter 9
Programmable Hotpad Libraries for 16-bit Windows Applications
This chapter provides details on using libraries that allow 16-bit Windows applications to use the
programmable hotpad on the pen tablet. (Refer to “Programmable Hotpad Libraries for 32-Bit Windows
Applications” on page 10-1 if you are developing a 32-bit application that will use the programmable
hotpad.)
These library files are preinstalled in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. Copies of these files are also
stored in the C:\FPSI2300\DEV\HOTPAD\ directory. The following two libraries allow you to use the
programmable hotpad with 16-bit applications:
• HOTPAD.DLL
A dynamic-link library.
• HOTPAD.LIB
A static library which allows your application to link to HOTPAD.DLL .
Functions described in this chapter are the same for both of these libraries. Use one of these libraries
depending on whether you want to use dynamic or static linking in your application.
To use dynamic linking:
• Include the header file HOTPAD.H in the program code for your application.
• The file HOTPAD.DLL must be in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory at run time.
To use static linking:
• Include the file HOTPAD.LIB in your program code.
• The file HOTPAD.DLL must be in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory at run time.
Note: The DLL is still used at run time when you use static linking. Using static linking simply resolves calls
to the DLL when your program is compiled.
Hotpad Notification
Applications that use the programmable hotpad are notified when a hotpad event occurs (when the
programmable hotpad is tapped).
Hotpad notification is enabled and disabled using the following functions:
• SetHotpadNotification
This function enables hotpad notification for the calling application.
• KillHotpadNotification
This function disables hotpad notification for the calling application.
Microsoft Corp. Exhibit 1020