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From: roybalm@tramp.Colorado.EDU (ROYBAL MICHAEL)
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Subject: TP for Windows
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Date: 12 Mar 91 20:15:30 GMT
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	I got this post from a different newsgroup, but I thought it should
be here, so here I am, re-posting it!

Begin Quote:
 
        Borland International Inc. will ship Turbo Pascal for Windows on
        March 18, beating Microsoft Corp. out the door with an inexpensive
        language package for the popular environment.
 
        ... the $249.95 package includes a Windows version of Borland's
        Integrated Development Environment and a character-based version of
        Turbo Debugger, which works with Windows code.
 
        For Pascal programmers not versed in the intricacies of Windows
        development, Turbo Pascal for Windows provides ObjectWindows - a
        so-called "application framework" that promises to greatly simplify
        the coding process, ... [TP for Windows does not require Microsoft's
        SDK] ...
        As with the Borland's recently announced C++ product, Turbo Pascal
        for Windows includes the Whitewater Resource Toolkit.
 
        The package does not replace Borland's flagship Turbo Pascal, but is
        instead a separate product line, ...
 
End Quote: InfoWorld, March 11, 1991.  Page 5

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	as I stated before, I am just re-posting.  I am also not affiliated with
Borland in any way(except I use their programs.)

Michael Roybal(roybalm@tramp.colorado.edu)