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From: gmcaulif@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Garrett Mcauliffe)
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Subject: Re: turbo technix?
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In article <8810102146.AA08859@decwrl.dec.com> fulton@cookie.dec.com (Roger Fulton CXN/2 x2891) writes:
>What is Turbo Technix, and what does one do to get it?
>
>Note:  I am a registered owner of Turbo Pascal 4.0 (and have been so for
>       several months).

Turbo Technix is the journal on Borland products put out by Borland
themselves.  A year's subscription is supposed to be free for the
asking from Borland.  When it's not free, it's quite expensive ($10
an issue), but well worth it.

They've been around for a year now, and I've found all their issues
to be excellent, with both in-depth "wizard" articles, and carefully
explained "beginner" articles.

Give Borland a call, and I'm sure they'll give you the full scoop (I
don't have an issue in front of me at the moment to give you the
phone number).

Garrett