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Date:	Sun, 06 Feb 2000 16:48:05 +0100
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From:	Michelle Konzack <starone AT cybercable DOT fr>
Subject:	Re: [Win-Devel: M-MNC] Kompiling of 32Bit-Apps under Dos/Win
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Hello Eli,

I have Borland C++ 4.0 Proffesssionel on my WfW 3.11 Development machine.
I can choose to compile Win32s programs.

I was thinking, that I can nor compile the DJGPP c++ program with the 
Borland compiler. Or I am wrong ???

The Win32s option in the Borlandcompiler let me make programs running in 
Win16 and Win32 properly.

Any suggestions ???

Oh yes, I have forgotten:   the mail-fetcher is a command-line program
                            which can executed by any (win)cron progs.

Michelle


At 15:20 06.02.2000 +0200, you wrote
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>
>On Sun, 6 Feb 2000, Michelle Konzack wrote:
>
>> I have programmed a Mail-Fetcher for the Mail-Client Eudora.
>> 
>> It works very well under Dos, put all mails in the INBOX.MBX 
>> and Create the INBOX.TOC...
>> 
>> Now I like to use the program in Windows...
>> ...and I must change something (e.g., Winsock)
>
>Why do you think you need to change anything for it to work under 
>Windows?  AFAIK, it should work under Windows the same as it did under 
>DOS.
>
>
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