I know this is way off topic but I can't think of anywhere else to go.
Is it possible to obtain a copy of Turbo C++ for DOS. I only want the
DOS Developement tool (with the DOS Editor, debugger and IDE) - I don't
need the suite with C++ 5.0 and 4.5 just the old DOS version whith no
other fancy
Borland do sell the Turbo C++ package with TC++/dos, TC++/win311 C++Bldr
1.0 for a small sum ($99 educational). Sealcorp will have it.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Nigel Tavendale
Sent: Tuesday, 18 May 1999 18:50
To: Multiple
Nigel,
Hi. If I were you, I would get the freeware GNU C for this sort of work.
This compiler is available on both platforms and should be helpful for your
porting efforts.
My second choice would be to use a Win32 C compiler to compile a console
program. Stay away from WinAPI and non ANSI C
Hello all,
I have been reading everyones comments about Quick Reports with
interest.
Borland ships a version of Quick Reports with Delphi, this gives us all
the impression that it is a great product and that QuSoft is a very
professional company that will back up its product.
Shipping Quick
OK Will do.
I am asking all of you who have purchased Quick Reports to send a
message to Charlie Calvert, John Kaster or even David I, to let them
know that you are not happy with Quick Reports and QuSoft.
If we all let them know we are not happy then something will be done
about it.
How about
FWIW John Kaster answered a question on QuickReports at the presentation
yesterday.
The bottom line is that Borland realise there is a problem, they are
"working with", read pushing, QuSoft for improvements but are not interested
in taking over the QR code base to fix it (which in itself is a
Here they are Tony,
David Intersimone ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
John Kaster ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
and Charlie Calvert ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
-- All the best from James Sandbrook.
http://ssapcs.interspeed.net/index.html
Charlie Calvert talks
mm, but nevertheless, thing should never have got to this point. They
("Borland") must have been aware of the problems for a very long time,
and did nothing. I'm not a Borland nocker - you know that Max, but put
simply,
QR problems = loss of $, and lots of hassle for all those people who
have
Standard inprise format.
jkaster
ccalvert
davidi (only differen't 'cos noone can spell Intersimone (no, I don't
think thats right either), or maybe their mail server can't handle 12
char user names :) ).
all @inprise.com
N
Tony Blomfield wrote:
OK Will do.
I am asking all of you who
