All this documentation was created by Vladimir Kladov, the designer of the KOL/MCK projects. Some contributions also come from other authors such as Thaddy De Koning.
This user guide is just an attempt to summarize the information about KOL/MCK in a format that can be easily used while programming. Vladimir Kladov 's KOL manual was translated from Russian by Carl Peeraer.
The user guide is made available as:
•Responsive Website: This version is currently hosted at https://www.artwerp.be, the website of Carl Peeraer, the compiler of this user guide. It is possible that this version will disappear sooner or later. Those who wish to save this information themselves can download the following formats:
•Executable Windows EXE file: This is a Windows EXE file, guaranteed virus-free, even though it might show a false positive in Virustotal.
•PDF that can be printed for reference
•CHM helpfile: After downloading the CHM file, in properties of the file, the block must be cleared. This is a limitation of Windows after downloading CHM files.
•EPUB EBook file: Book to read on an eReader such as KOBO - limited functionality!
The Responsive Website can also use cursor keys to scroll through the pages. To do this, use the key combination ALT+q.
As the creator of this user guide, I refer to the respective authors for further questions and information. Whenever this manual is written in the I form, it is Vladimir Kladov who is speaking. I have not changed this out of respect for the hard work Vladimir Kladov has put into programming KOL/MCK and all the documentation. Therefore, all credit always goes to him. The main source of information for the version of KOL / MCK being used is still the source code of the relevant files. Using the genius xHelpGen utility, help files can be created in HTML format. Thus, this manual is in no way a substitute for the information contained in the source files of KOL / MCK!
There are many active links in this user guide, pointing to more information about the topic. However, not all topics contain links, but that has been solved by the powerful search function integrated in this guide.
I wrote this tutorial for myself, to make programming with KOL / MCK easier for myself. I don't know if this work can be of any use to others. If it is: use the document. If not: delete the document from your computer. Suggestions are welcome, but there is no guarantee of response or implementation of your suggestion(s). Negative remarks or comments will be ignored.
© 2024 Carl Peeraer
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