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I am still using Zortech 3.00r4 for Windows development under 
Windows 3.0.  There were so many posting about problem of
transfering bugged Borland C++ to 3.1 that I assumed that
would be the same when using the Zortech ZDB debugger under Win 3.1.

I would like ot know if I was right.

Could I buy and install Windows 3.1, develop and use applications on it
with Zortech 3.00r4 or
Shall I stay as is (while every body told me Win 3.1 was much better)
or
Shall I use both Win 3.0 and 3.1?  I have plenty of space, but it is
somewhat encumbersome to have 2 config.sys (in case some drivers
won't work in both environments) and 2 autoexec.bat (but I could
have a WIN30.BAT and WIN31.BAT file set to change and register 
the current environment (i.e. copy CONFIG.W31 CONFIG.SYS).
I would develop under 3.0 and use 3.1 for word processing and other
standard applications.

Am I good in assuming that a compiler for 3.1 release would include
more than the 3.1 library upgrade (i.e. some 3.0 commands would 
cause conflict at the debugger level)
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