If I'm understanding you correctly you just want to print the string to command line without using the o/s api MessageBox?
Well let's see you could use the interrupt interface; a quick google search for dos print interrupt or the like should lead you to a multitude of tutorials.
You could also just print directly into the video buffer, once again lots of tutorials available and will take a little bit more thinking on your part.

int 21h DOS interrupt, displays a message on the screen out of a .com file. if you imply the above DOS Function Code pattern by the term ’interrupt interface‘ , iam afraid, that, they are/may not be compatible with 32-bit programming environment; also with processor .386 (as specified as the directive in the code).

However, i thank you for taking the time to respond to my uncertainty.

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To write text to the console, first use GetStdHandle:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...31(VS.85).aspx

Use that to get the handle for the StdOut device. Then you can use this handle in a call to WriteFile:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...47(VS.85).aspx

There are some tutotials and examples:

http://www.deinmeister.de/wasmtute.htm

http://win32assembly.online.fr/index.html

Or with the handle just use WriteConsole() http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet1165.html Doesn't really matter.

Evenbit..

i haven’t tried to do it yet...but 'am more or less certain the direction, that you have pointed out, is the right one with those helpful links and suggestions passed on.
Thank you.
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MosaicFuneral...

The accompanying information you have provided is appreciated and
such useful additional tips make learning more meaningful and satisfying.

After crossing this initial barrier, i like to go to ‘find matching file’.
Thank you.

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