From: wmcgugan AT netcomuk DOT co DOT uk (William McGugan)
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Subject: Re: Truth or Bullhocky?
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 23:06:36 GMT
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On 20 May 1997 21:57:21 GMT, oml1 AT Ra DOT MsState DOT Edu (Owen LaGarde) wrote:

>   I was told recently by a Borland rep that you could compile 32-bit
>protected-mode uses-dpmi-services-just-like-djgpp programs using their
>compiler (Borland C++ v5.0) and a third-party dpmi server compliant
>with at least the 0.9 "standard".  We have this package at work, and
>I couldn't help but notice that the installer appears to require Win95/NT
>and only offers the options DOS-16, Win-16, and Win-32.  Anyone else
>heard of this?  If so, anyone know how to do it?

I think you need Borland Power Pack for DOS 32 bit. Unfortunately,
they don't sell it any more.

William McGugan