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- From: wd@qdot.qld.gov.au (Warren Dobbie)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Help with BC4
- Date: 4 Mar 1996 03:53:27 GMT
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- Ralph Gittleman (VXSP91A@prodigy.com) wrote:
- : I just installed Borland C++ 4.0 from a CD-ROM on a Gateway P5-60. The
- : ICONS come up and when I click on C++ the IDE comes on the screen. I
- : tried to run one of the sample programs, "Whello.cpp " and the following
- : error message appeared, CANNOT FIND BC40RTL.DLL. I found the file in the
- : BC4\BIN directory and I have a path in the autoexec.bat file. Any
- : suggestions ? Thank you.
- : Ralph
-
-
- I forget where it's mentioned, but set your LIB and INCLUDE
- environment variables in your autoexec. Also, I found
- that once you open BC, go FIRST to all the settings
- sections (including your "directories" part) and change
- everything the way you want. Then CLOSE out of BC, this
- should save everything you did as your DEFAULTS, next time
- you start it up. So...restart it and it _should_ have
- remembered these settings.
-
- Note that you do the above immediately after BC fires up
- and BEFORE anything else...ie no projects open or whatever.
-
- I recall having similar problems and i'm sure that's how
- i got around it.
-
- Hope it works.
-
- Also scan the readme's, i'm certain there is a FAQ in there
- 'bout this (or similar) problem.
-
- cya
- Boris.
-
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