...still looking for MS-Fortran for ANY DOS puter

[Holger Veit]

Chris M wrote:

>I may have posted this request...plea...on cctech some
>time ago. I've been looking for an early Microsoft
>Fortran compiler for eons. Vanilla DOS version would
>be fine, but for something exotic like the Tandy 2000
>or Zenith Z-100 would be exquisite. I was fortunate to
>obtain, oo, MS-COBOL recently, and to my amazement I
>managed to WinImage the disks. Version 2.0 or
>something. 
> If any of you weren't aware, the earliest versions of
>Turbo Pascal and Turbo C are available for download on
>the Borland Museum.
>
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Hi, I guess with anonymous "Chris M" with a throw-away yahoo address not 
many people have many
trust in handing out copies of software to you. This software is 
admittedly obsolete by far, but
is still copyrighted by Microsoft. What Borland does with their obsolete 
software is their personal
preference, and is not transferable to other companies.

Personal suggestion: look into emule/edonkey P2P networks for a key [Dos 
Application], and don't tell
anyone what you might see, and never ask here again.

Holger