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In article <1991Feb14.020105.9098@qualcomm.com> rdippold@maui.qualcomm.com (Ron Dippold) writes:
>Does anyone know when the new Borland C++ for Windows (that's probably not
>its exact name, I'm sure) will be available?  Magazines have already had
>review copies for a while, and I believe they were supposed to officially
>announce it today or yesterday, but no store seemed to know anything about it.
>
>If it is anything like their other compilers, my Windows productivity should
>double when I can finally discard this damned Windows SDK and C6.00a.

	The poduct is called Borland C++. It's available and announced 
on Feb 13th. You can order the upgrade for $99 if you own Turbo C++ Pro by 
calling them.

	The compiler, debugger, and profiler are all DOS based application.
The ICON Editor, Dialog Editor, and Resource Editor are Windows based program.
With this, you won't need the MS SDK, in fact, I think they got the header
files etc from MicroSoft.

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