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From: barbourj@mozart.cs.colostate.edu (jim barbour)
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Subject: Is it true that BC++ 2.0 does NOT have turbo vision??
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Date: 13 Mar 91 01:42:23 GMT
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I am not a MS-windows programmer, but I was very interested in TP 6.0s
Turbo Vision library which supposedly provides a nice way to create and
manipulate MS-dos text windows.

I assumed that BC 2.0 would have the same thing.  However, I just heard from
a friend that it does not.  Can someone confirm this?  Is there a built-in
interface to handle dos windows under a different name?

Also, other then MS-window support and a few perks like precompiled header
files, is there any reason to upgrade TC++ 1.0 to BC++ 2.0?

thanks,

Jim Barbour (jwbarbour@clipr.colorado.edu)