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I have checked out a few of those sites.  The OWLHOW site is quite small 
though.  It does have some important information though.


In article <34BF37D7.3A648DDF@umawihp0.wifo.uni-mannheim.de>, 
caroli@umawihp0.wifo.uni-mannheim.de says...
> AbsoluteBurn@usa.net wrote:
> 
> > I was thinking of starting a new Borland C++ website.  I just want to
> > know how many people would like to actually use it.  I will add anything,
> > and everthing to it that is requested regarding C/C++.  It will be used
> > for solutions to common C/C++ problems, and also people could post things
> > to it that they need help with.  Then when any of the problems are
> > solved, their answers will be included on the site.  Their could be
> > categories such as Dialogs, Windows etc.  Maybe a category for each major
> > C++ class such as TWindow, TDialog, TTooltip, etc.
> >
> > I also wouldn't mind any help that other people could give me in
> > designing it.  If I get enough replies, I will email Borland, and ask
> > them if I could put some of their stuff on my site.  Such as FAQs etc.
> >
> > So, what ya all say?
> >
> > One more thing.  I am allowed a maximum of 2megs for web space.  I do
> > have a university account that will allow upto 10M for web space if
> > needed.  If the site begins to reach this 12M maximum, I will start
> > searching for sponsors.
> 
> There are other sites. Why don't you participate at them ?. Knowledge would
> get concentrated ?
> Check out the OWL HOW site at
>  http://www.tenermerx.com/owlhow/
> for example?
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
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