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In article <6843@mace.cc.purdue.edu>, dve@mace.cc.purdue.edu writes:
> 
> 	There have been some discussion/speculation about the new
> 	
> 	Borland C++ and Borland C++ Pro (distinguishing from Turbo C++
> 	in names) in comp.sys.ms.windows.
> 		The new C++ packages are supposed to supersede the
> 	existing C++ and in addition provide Windows 3.0 tools to
> 	write true windows software, for which purpose the MS Windows SDK
> 	is NOT needed. It's also speculated that the price will still
> 	be competitive. So it seems that there's no point buying Turbo C++
> 	anymore, at least for those who use windows. The software is
> 	supposed to ship anytime now, such as in a week or so.


I just received the upgrade notice in the mail.  They list the upgrade
price from Turbo C pro or Turbo C++ pro as $99.  My complaint is
that why did I just pay $125 in Sept. to upgrade from 2.0 to `
C++ and now it is the same price to upgrade as if I still just had
my Turbo C 2.0??  I called Borland and was told that if my version
had been purchased in the last 60 days, the upgrade would be free.
I really appreciate paying $125 in Sept, getting the 1.01 upgrade
which fixed the initial release in November 90 and now being told that
I could have saved my $125 by waiting 6 months.  Thanks a lot folks!!



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