MP>* Michael Douglass got everyone's attention by mumbling this to All:

MP> MD> I just received my upgrade notice from Borland for BCOS2 v1.5.
  > MD> (Amazing they even sent me one, I never receive these things!)  Now, I
  > MD> have v1.0, is the $74 worth it?

MP>Only if you're not planning on looking at a better alternative. :-)  I've
  >switched all my development from Borland to Watcom, and haven't looked back
  >since.  (If I weren't doing multiple-platform development -- an area where
  >Watcom excels -- I'd probably switch over to IBM's C Set++.)

Well, I've already sent my check in.  But hey, I can still do
multiple-platform development because I already own their Borland C++
3.1 for DOS/WIN.  This is just fine for me, and since I am a user of one
of the best products out there for programming in OS/2 (Guidelines) I
can easily do multiple-platform apps between OS/2 and Windows.  The
newest version of Guidelines (2.1A) is available in the Fernwood filenet
as a fully registered copy (They did it this way).  It now supports the
Borland C++ 3.1 compiler for doing Window compiles of the EXACT SAME
program that you develop for Windows.  (As long as you can work the
resources out...)

Michael Douglass
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