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From: [e-mail] (Chris Gorsuch)
Subject: Re: Protogen/ Owl directories
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1993 21:11:49 GMT
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Thanks to the people who have responded thus far.
I have the Borland C++ for windows but Without Application
frameworks...Although it doesn't say it has Object windows it
does imply that it has several windows products...one of which
pictured *yeah i know don't believe them* on the back is
a directory list including...OWLDEF.H *the file I need*
Why would they 1. include a file which couldn't be run
and 2. list a file which they didn't include.
The help does have info on the command I need also but
of course with out the owl lib there is little I can do about it.
They did say I could check the manuals for the source code
since they might not have installed it, but the manual doesn't have
said portion.

As for protogen, it appears to be a very nice product, fairly easy to
use with a little manual which walks you through a windows creation
Of course it doesn't have any real info in it or how to link it up
when you get done but the professional version of this would be worth
looking into.

In short, does anyone know where one might be able to get the OWL libraries?
besides repurchasing bc++ for windows with applications frameworks.
chrisg.
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