A graphical Windows application does not usually have a console (or "DOS window").
You can achieve this by supplying the keyword argument console :input when delivering your application.
Output to *terminal-io* from an application without a console will not ordinarily be visible to the user, so debugging messages should be written to a log file.
Log files are recommended for any complex application as they make it easier for you to get information back from your users.
You can use dbg:log-bug-form for logging errors. See the LispWorks User Guide and Reference Manual for details.
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