TR> I don't believe that Visual C++ will allow you to compile in Pascal 
TR> units etc like C++ Builder - should you wish to use your current 
TR> cache of Delphi code.  
Actually, that wasn't the concern. If I could use C++ builder to create code, 
and then turn it over someone that uses Visual C++ to own and/or provide 
support for the code, I'd be very happy. I realize I would have to provide 
all necessary source code required to compile the project (I would of course 
make sure it compiled and worked under VC++ if this would work with minimal 
effort). As far as my existing Delphi routines, I'll just put them in a DLL, 
test the heck out of it and use it from C++ or VB.I doubt I will have any 
issues using a DLL written in something else since no one is required to use 
my DLL's, nor are they bound to use with Delphi.  
Also, Delphi 3 is going to make creating ActiveX controls very easy. So, one 
could convert alot of existing components to ActiveX controls and then use 
them with C++, VB...  
This may not turn out to bad. As I get better at C++, I'll no doubt impove my 
understanding of Windows anyway. 
Thanks for the reply. 
Steve
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