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    Fastest way to change a DOS "C" program to a Windows program?

    Mike - Thanks for your feedback.<br> <br> Roger - <br> <br> &lt;&lt; I think the easiest way to start is to use Borland's (Inprise's) Easywin program, or something similar, that creates the 16 bit Windows headers for you transparently (Standard version &lt;$100). I don't us MS C, but I think an...
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    Fastest way to change a DOS "C" program to a Windows program?

    Hi Mike,<br> <br> Thanks for the reply. Actually, the program is not<br> a batch type program, but rather a fairly sophisticated<br> genetics database program, that has a ton of user<br> input screens & windows. Forutnately (I think, all<br> of my C code calls basic library routines that I<br>...
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  3. BOBR

    Fastest way to change a DOS "C" program to a Windows program?

    Hi-<br> <br> I have a fairly large (800k) DOS program written in MS C v8.0 and I need to convert this program to a 32 bit Windows program. I really don't care to learn or use C++, but since I have MS Visual Studio 6.0, could I use the Visual C++ IDE and plug into it much of my C code without...
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