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Have a program product that was compiled under Borland C++ 5.01(?) possible 5.0 (if such a thing existed). Unfortunately I had a neatness attack and evidently pitched the CD-ROM. I have 5.02 available but program will not link properly with this version of Borland - problem occurs in yet another long gone package, Zinc Application Framework. I have a vague memory that this problem was not present in the earlier version of the compiler.

Way back when I knew of a couple sites that sold obsolete software - lost the bookmarks one or two computers ago. Anybody know a URL to obosloete software?
Jul 12 '07 #1
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Might be a good idea to remove references to obolete software for which you do not have the source code.
Jul 12 '07 #2

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