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If I want to use Borland's Online help I just load thelp. > vi clone along with Borland and just use the command line compiler. Many people, myself included, grew up on UNIX so colorful | Gainesville, FL 32607 | Internet: | Free Tibet! | | Brian Hook | Specializing in real-time 3D graphics | Windows to run, was easy on the eyes, was MEANT for DOS programming (i.e.Īlt-F5 swapped to a full screen DOS screen so you could see your output), The DOS IDE was pleasant to use, didn't require that we install 11+MB of > much either, but what is it about the DOS one? I can't say that I like the Windows IDE very > everybody loves so much? I've got BC++ 3.1 and I can't really say > Maybe I'm dense, but what exactly is it about the DOS IDE that

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