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go and load up my pascal.
enter code as following:

program BGI_Problem;

uses Crt, Graph;

var Gd, Gm : integer;

begin
Gd:=Detect;
InitGraph(Gd, Gm, 'C:\TP\BGI');

OutTextXY(20,20,'Hello - testing 1 2 3 ');
end.

or to that extent
i go to run and i get 'Error 200: Division By Zero'
i have no mathimatical ops in my program? is it a fault in the graph/crt libs?

i was trying to get this to work on a C:\BP\BGI and i got this
TP\BGI worked fine
sorry for bad post - in one heaps of a rush and am very tired.
any help would be appreciated asap. thx in advance.

There's a bug in Borland's code which gives this error on all machines faster P-200's. There's nothing much you can do about it as far as I know. Borland stopped developing all these products a long time back and isn't bothered about it.


BTW, This happens on a lot of really cool dos games, which is unfortunate.

There are some fix around the net for Borland DOS softwares. Search a bit they shouldn't be hard to find. There are several ones.

Neumann is right, there is (are?) a fix for that problem. You can get it here: http://fjf.gnu.de/bp-progs.html#NewDelay I've never tried it, but it looks like it will work :)