-=> Quoting Dan Egli to Chris Hoppman <=-

 DE> {at}MSGID: 1:3005/3 c9b2d955
 -=> Chris Hoppman wrote to Andrew Clarke <=-
 
 AC>> You can probably find a copy of Borland Pascal 7.0 floating around
 >> on the w
 AC>> Google for "bp7.zip".
 CH>
 CH> ;) Thanks for the info.
 CH>
 CH> Now, borland will handle external .dll calls?

 DE> Ummm, Pascal for WINDOWS might. But BP7 itself? Nope. DLL's were not
 DE> common then. Plus, DLLs have NEVER been used in DOS programs, and bp7
 DE> is a DOS compiler. You want Delphi for true win32 DLL support. 

        Actually it can compile to 3 Dos, Protected mode and
        windows target.  I frankly never thought about it but
        I GUESS programs written could be used in Win9X I'd see
        why not but back then win3.1 was the main version.


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