
In this directory you might find my implemantation of the Windows
String.  The patch lstr.patch includes whats needed for the following
functions:
lstrcat,lstrcmp,lstrcmpi,lstrcpy,lstrcpyn,lstrlen,AnsiUpper,AnsiLower,
IsCharAlpha,IsCharAlphanumeric,IsCharUpper,IsCharLower,AnsiUpperBuff,
AnsiLowerBuff,AnsiNext,AnsiPrev. Simply apply the patch to Wine.0.4.1
and remake.


Also there should be the files oem2ansi.trl and ansi2oem.trl that
define how to translate between ansi and oem codepage 861 I believe
they call it. These files where created by the Windows program
oemansi.exe which is also included. To get the oem<->ansi translations
right for your part of the world just run oemansi under Windows not
Wine and oemansi will create oem2ansi and ansi2oem for your locale
that is if your Windows/Dos is set up correctly. Move the .trl files
into the directory from where you run wine. If Wine does not find the
*.trl in the current directory AnsiToOem and OemToAnsi will be
passive.

Shortcomings/Bugs: 
Some functions depend upon libc functions like toupper, tolower and
isalpha that, as far as I know, are totally without support for NLS
and ISO 8859-1.  Default Ansi<->OEM translations when *.trl files are
not found are missing.


NOTE: Please don't run oemansi.exe under wine.