-=> Quoting John Dumas to Tika Carr <=-
 JD> Buying Borland C++ 4.52 is cheap 29.99 at "Electronics Boutique"
 JD> included as part of "Sams C Programming Starter Kit".
 JD> ***WARNING*** Some of the kits have an older 4.02 ver read the box.
I hear 4.52 has a lot of bugs though, in the IDE?
 JD> As for VB4/VB5
 JD> As a college student the min. price seems to be $100.
 JD> sign up for a pottery course just to meet the legal req.
Can't. I can't get to a local college. (Long story I don't want to get into)
 JD> Buy a used one and have the reg. transfered.
That's an idea...
Thing is, I'm thinking about Builder. But I haven't been up to programming
much (and still* don't know C++) so I probably won't buy/upgrade/search until
I really* need to (if it comes to that). I rather make due with what I have.
Tika
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