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Borland C++ & OS/2

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From: Jeffry A Rich
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 18:21
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I just purchased Borland C++ ver 3.1 for dos/Windows development and would like to know how this product works under OS/2. Some people have told me that I would have to back out of OS/2 and return to dos/windows in order to properly use BC++, is this true?

Also, if it does work, are there any installation 'Secrets' that need to be addressed?

Regards,
 JR Rich
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