Paint Utility C/C++ script

Publisher review:
Paint Utility is similar to the Paint we have in windows Accessories, but with a limited functions. This paint utility is similar to the Paint we have in windows Accessories, but with a limited functions. But this paint can be executed in Dos Environment without the support of Windows. This is not a master piece application in this kind, but it has the windows controls, menus, popups, and GUIs in the simple C graphics functions. You will definitely find the Interface of this application quite interesting with Icons, Menus, Message Boxes etc. and these functions and procedures can be reused for any of your application in which you may want to add some GUI interface. This is fully Mouse Driven. Other feature is the Image that you create using this application is compatible to the Windows Paint UTILITY - that is you will get the ACtual BMP which will be recognised as BMP by any other applications.(like word etc).
Operating system:
Windows

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