The following patches will cause TURBO.COM to either always include compiler
error messages or never include compiler error messages - automatically.  No
more answering the same prompt in the same way you always do.  I recommend
always including error messages.  Note that the first one is for the PC-DOS
implementation and the second one is only for the generic MS-DOS implementation
of Turbo Pascal version 2.00B.

                          - PC-DOS Implementation -
    If the master from which the *COPY* you are patching was *COPIED* is
    labeled MS DOS, IBM-PC then implement the following patch in TURBO.COM:

At Location   |   Change From   |   To
-------------------------------------------
             |                 |
  29CE       |      E8         |   E9
             |                 |
  29CF       |      E3         |   1C
             |                 |
  29D0       |      D7         |   00
             |                 |
  29ED       |      E8         |   E9
             |                 |
  29EE       |      F5         |   05  To ALWAYS include error messages or...
             |                 |   08  To NEVER include error messages.
             |                 |
  29EF       |      02         |   00


                      - Generic MS-DOS Implementation -
    If the master from which the *COPY* you are patching was *COPIED* is
    labeled MS Compatible, then implement the following patch in TURBO.COM:

At Location   |   Change From   |   To
-------------------------------------------
             |                 |
  2716       |      E8         |   E9
             |                 |
  2717       |      0C         |   1C
             |                 |
  2718       |      DB         |   00
             |                 |
  2735       |      E8         |   E9
             |                 |
  2736       |      F5         |   05  To ALWAYS include error messages or...
             |                 |   08  To NEVER include error messages.
             |                 |
  2737       |      02         |   00


Those who are novices when it comes to using DEBUG, might find file DEBUG.HLP
in DL0 interesting.