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Below are a few open questions that aren't clearly answered in the
Borland upgrade offer notice and haven't been clearly addressed on
the net.  If you already have a copy of Borland C++ and can give
a definitive answer, please either reply or followup to this posting.

Please try to refrain from speculation if you don't really know
for certain.  Thanks.

1) Does the Borland C++ IDE run as a MS-Windows Application ??
2) If not, will it get along with Windows as a DOS application ??
3) Does the Borland Debugger run as a MS-Windows Application ??
4) Does the Borland Debugger debug any MS-Windows application,
     or just those built with their tools ??

5) Does Borland C++ have a switch to generate DPMI Compliant binaries ??
6) Does Borland C++ have a switch to generate 386 Protected Mode binaries ??
7) Does Borland C++ have a switch to generate 386 real mode binaries ??

8) Does Borland ASM have a switch to generate DPMI Compliant binaries ??
9) Does Borland ASM have a switch to generate 386 Protected Mode binaries ??
10) Does Borland ASM have a switch to generate 386 real mode binaries ??

11) How much disk space does the whole thing take up ??


Ran Atkinson
randall@Virginia.EDU