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Article #1466Re: BC++ and MSC SDK...
From: Brian K. W. Hook
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 1991 13:57
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 1991 13:57
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About Borland using MSC for their stuff. I DOUBT IT SEVERELY. To find out, simply use GREP or Norton Text Search (TS) and search .COM and .EXE files for the string "Borland" or "Microsoft". Compilers usually embed this copyright string in the software they compile (hey, I found it in LHX Attack Chopper and all the Borland QPRO stuff!). Brian
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