                         Hello Example for PB/WIN 8.0



To compile the HELLO example, first load the resource script HELLO.RC into the
PowerBASIC IDE (PBEDIT).  Compile HELLO.RC, producing a PowerBASIC resource
file, HELLO.PBR.  Now load the program, HELLO.BAS. Compile it to produce the
executable file, HELLO.EXE.

The #RESOURCE metastatement in HELLO.BAS causes the HELLO.PBR resource file to
be made a part of the HELLO.EXE executable, so the program can access its
resources.  Resource files are part of the source code for your program. 
They do not need to be distributed as a separate file to the compiled .EXE 
version of your program.

The HELLO.RC file includes a sample "version info" resource.  To view version
information, right-click on the HELLO.EXE program in Windows Explorer and 
select "Properties".  You'll be able to view the version information in the 
"Version" tab.
