🚀 go-pugleaf

You do not know what you are talking about! One of the upgrade versions 
required your builder 5 disk, or installation. If your builder 5 disk 
was also an upgrade it would not accept the disk. So you needed the 
installation. Builder 5 upgrade required builder 4 installation. Hence, 
builder 4, 5 and 6 had to be installed. (and that's the house Jack built)

I am just curious why TeamB likes to comment on things they don't know 
anything about. If you had the same problem or a possible solution, by 
all means pipe up. But if your not sure of what you are talking about, 
please don't take the opportunity to evangelize. Believe me, if you are 
reading these posts, you _are_ on the bandwagon. If you cannot contain 
such urges, post how great Borland is on a Microsoft users group!

Jeff Overcash (TeamB) wrote:
> 
> Greg kaup wrote:
> 
>>>Question 2: What will the new license agreement be? . . .
>>>We have a update version that requires v5.0 which requires version
>>>4.0... After just getting a new computer, two versions of  BCB had to
>>>be installed before we could install 6.0 and that requires a login to
>>>Borland for a software key.. . .
>>>If I buy the upgrade, how many installations will have to be
>>>performed? four?!
>>>
>>
>>My question exactly... Do I have to buy a "new license" for Builder 2006
>>to keep from reinstalling 4,5 & 6?  I'd kind of like to upgrade my
>>machine at the same time!   Does ANYONE know the answer to this or are
>>we being ignored again!?
> 
> 
> What you are describing has never been the way Borland upgrades have worked. 
> You do not have to have BCB5 installed to install BCB6 upgrade.
>