>   I took a look at the file contents listing for each of the disks and it
> seems that I can _almost_ do without disk 10. It contains a bunch of demos
> and windows stuff that I have no need for. (The old notebook isn't capable
> of running Windows.) There remain, however, six files missing that are
> crucial to proper functioning:

> graph.tpp
> graph.tpu
> tpp.tpl
> strings.tpu
> windos.tpu
> bwcc.dll (Do I need this at all for DOS work??)

>   If anyone is able to assist me with these files, I would be greatly
> appreciative.

> >   I took a look at the file contents listing for each of the disks and
it
> > seems that I can _almost_ do without disk 10. It contains a bunch of
demos
> > and windows stuff that I have no need for. (The old notebook isn't
capable
> > of running Windows.) There remain, however, six files missing that are
> > crucial to proper functioning:

> > graph.tpp
> > graph.tpu
> > tpp.tpl
> > strings.tpu
> > windos.tpu
> > bwcc.dll (Do I need this at all for DOS work??)

> >   If anyone is able to assist me with these files, I would be greatly
> > appreciative.

>    Okay, who _owns_ the software?  You?  Your friend?  Some other
> individual?  Whoever it is, there's your answer: the _owner_ can call
> Borland and request help, since the _legal_owner_ has those rights.  If,
> otoh, you're not the legal owner of the package - and you're therefore
> using the software illegally - you're s.o.l.  No one here will send you
> the software, and if you're not the registered, legal owner, well, you
> have a problem...

> >   I have a set of disks received several years ago from a friend containing
> > "Borland Pascal with Objects" version 7.0. I want to install the program on
> > an old notebook and learn the language. When I installed the package, I got
> > to the final disk, # 9, only to have the installation program prompt me for
> > disk 10. I've contacted my friend but he doesn't have the disk either.

> >   I took a look at the file contents listing for each of the disks and it
> > seems that I can _almost_ do without disk 10. It contains a bunch of demos
> > and windows stuff that I have no need for. (The old notebook isn't capable
> > of running Windows.) There remain, however, six files missing that are
> > crucial to proper functioning:

> > graph.tpp
> > graph.tpu
> > tpp.tpl
> > strings.tpu
> > windos.tpu
> > bwcc.dll (Do I need this at all for DOS work??)

> >   If anyone is able to assist me with these files, I would be greatly
> > appreciative.

>    Okay, who _owns_ the software?  You?  Your friend?  Some other
> individual?  Whoever it is, there's your answer: the _owner_ can call
> Borland and request help, since the _legal_owner_ has those rights.  If,
> otoh, you're not the legal owner of the package - and you're therefore
> using the software illegally - you're s.o.l.  No one here will send you
> the software, and if you're not the registered, legal owner, well, you
> have a problem...