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Utility routines for programmers (continued)

One thing to note here; DisplayCentered assumes the screen is 160 pixels wide. That's true for all current machines, but I'm sure at some point there will be Palm OS devices with more pixels. We really should get the screen width from the OS, so we'll automatically adapt to hardware changes.

Next month
I haven't decided what to write about next month - how about some feedback from you readers? What would you like to see? Would you like info on another small application? Or more details about controls? Or more utility routines? Or something else? Let me know what you're interested in at alan@ajw.com.

Alan Weiner writes software. To rephrase the old Harley slogan: live to code, code to live. His email address is alan@ajw.com.


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