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by **Gerry Qui** » Mon, 21 Jul 1997 04:00:00

In these newsgroups I frequently see posts from impecunious souls who need a
C++ compiler but can't afford it.

I just thought I'd mention that the UK magazine PC Plus (August 1997, CDROM
edition) are giving away Borland C++ V4.5. It doesn't have the paper manuals,
and the "licence restricts distribution of applications" (not sure how). But
otherwise the whole program including online help and examples seems to be
there.

BTW, I have no connection with PC Plus and I use VC++. Just thought I'd
mention this for the benefit of those who might find it useful.

- Gerry

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Original puzzlers (Windows or Amiga)-> http://indigo.ie/~gerryq
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by **Kris** » Tue, 22 Jul 1997 04:00:00

writes

>In these newsgroups I frequently see posts from impecunious souls who need a
>C++ compiler but can't afford it.

>I just thought I'd mention that the UK magazine PC Plus (August 1997, CDROM
>edition) are giving away Borland C++ V4.5. It doesn't have the paper manuals,
>and the "licence restricts distribution of applications" (not sure how). But
>otherwise the whole program including online help and examples seems to be
>there.

>BTW, I have no connection with PC Plus and I use VC++. Just thought I'd
>mention this for the benefit of those who might find it useful.

>- Gerry

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> Original puzzlers (Windows or Amiga)-> http://indigo.ie/~gerryq
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Don't know where I can get a free copy of any Microsoft C or C++
versions do you? Thanks

Kris

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