1. Get the DirectX SDK: http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx/[^] 2. Run the DirectX Sample Browser. The sample browser contains many small examples and tutorials, written in C++, C#, and VB. The SDK also includes a C++ DirectX Project Wizard for Visual Studio .NET that generates a small DirectX app based on the same example framework that the samples use. - Mike

first include the header file alloc.h #include alloc.h Eg: if you want to allocate a char array using farmalloc (), char far* ptr; ptr = (char far*) farmalloc ( size ); now do the required operations. The only difference is that we used a far pointer it behaves just like an ordinary pointer but, ordinary pointers like char* can only handle 64KB of memory locations, but this far pointer can handle memory of more than 64KB. Take care to free the allocated memory using farfree(). farfree ( ptr ); hope now all the problem solves. If you face anymore, please feel free to ask me. ;) Regards, Jijo. ;) ________________________________ Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery, But today is a present.