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Hi, in book by Paul Kimmel &quot;USUNG BORLAND C++ 5&quot;<br />
there is a chapter: Library MFC( you can use directly MFC<br />
classes from Borland C++ 5), but i think, than no programm to<br />
convert OWL programm to MFC programm<br />
Regards, Alex<br />

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Hi, in book by Paul Kimmel "USUNG BORLAND C++ 5"
there is a chapter: Library MFC( you can use directly MFC
classes from Borland C++ 5), but i think, than no programm to
convert OWL programm to MFC programm
Regards, Alex


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I tried to convert from an old version of OWL into a newer version and it could not be done. Borland wouldn't help.<br />
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I doubt you could do it across to MFC. OWL sucks. MFC is the way to go.<br />
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I tried to convert from an old version of OWL into a newer version and it could not be done. Borland wouldn't help.

I doubt you could do it across to MFC. OWL sucks. MFC is the way to go.



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Q. for gre, which version of OWL were you trying to convert, I thought of the possibility of converting from the original BC5.02 to C++ builder. Does C++ builder use OWL for it's default components?<br />

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Q. for gre, which version of OWL were you trying to convert, I thought of the possibility of converting from the original BC5.02 to C++ builder. Does C++ builder use OWL for it's default components?


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I'm hoping that someone can tell me wether there is a quick and easy way of converting code written for OWL to MFC supporting code. I'm wondering if a program has been written to do this as I have a lot of code to convert. Did Borland (or Inprise) ever advise costomers on how this was done.
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I'm hoping that someone can tell me wether there is a quick and easy way of converting code written for OWL to MFC supporting code. I'm wondering if a program has been written to do this as I have a lot of code to convert. Did Borland (or Inprise) ever advise costomers on how this was done.

OWL to MFC conversion

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