🚀 go-pugleaf

rweaver@research.otc.com.au (Richard Weaver) writes:

> KhoGuan PhuaN  (kgphuann@uz.nthu.edu.tw)  suggests that
> Turbo C++ comes with one, inadequate manual.
> 
> My secondhand Turbo C++ came with TWO (2) manuals.
> 
> These are: 	( a )   User's Guide,  and
> 		( b )   Programmer's Guide
> 
> I think that, sadly, KhoGuan PhuaN has bought an incomplete product.

And I think that Borland is simply continuing the tradition begun with
the second release of TC++.  My copy (TC++ 1.01) has 4 manuals:  Getting
Started, User's Guide, Programmer's Guide and Library Reference.  When I
went to buy TC++, I noticed the difference between the first and second
editions, and I asked the salesman at Software, Etc. to show me the
difference.  Once I saw, I purchased the first edition.

I've heard from Borland that they "rolled the documentation into the
online system", and that appears to be the case.  But I find it hard to
leaf through online documentation while the computer is doing a 25
minute rebuild.
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