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Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 19:34:36 -0600
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Kais Dukes wrote:
> 
> 1. Where can I download RSXNTDJ from?

same place you got djgpp

> 2. Where can I get installation instructions.
> 3. Once installed, how can I find out how to use it?

there are instructions included with the package, some tips in the
djgppFAQ, and a few notes on the usual pitfalls at:


http://people.montana.com/~bowman/Software/rsxntdj.htm

> 4. Is it really hard to code in windows? Where can I find tutorials
> from?

It has its moments. There are links to tutorials and a fairly recent
list of other links at the above site. If you are primarily interested
in games, go directly to DirectX. 


> 5. Once I make a windows program, can I use it on other machines just
> like that?
>    Or do I need DLL's and things ...

assuming the other machine is running Win95 or greater. Win3.1 is
something else. djgpp, mingw32, cygwin, and lcc-w32 all depend on .dll's
that are part of the Win OS distro.

otherwise, no. no DOS, no Linux, no AIX, etc etc.