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+TurboC2 Setting Header and Include Locations
+############################################
+:author: tyrel
+:category: DOS
+:tags: DOS, DOSBox, TurboC2, C
+:status: published
+
+This weekend I purchased a book from this seller on Craigslist - `"Advanced MS-DOS Programming: The Microsoft Guide for Assembly Language and C Programmers" <https://www.librarything.com/work/178384>`_ and before opening it, I wanted to get a C environment running.
+
+I found a copy of `TurboC2 on Archive.org <https://archive.org/details/msdos_borland_turbo_c_2.01>`_ and tossed that into my DOS Box install. I wrote a "Hello world" and pressed compile and it couldn't include "stdio.h", what the heck?
+
+It seems that the Archive.org copy of Turbo C 2 ships with configuration that sets where the Includes and Lib directories to ``C:\\TC\\``. I keep all my programs in ``C:\\PROGS\\`` so of course it can't find any header files for me!
+
+To fix this you can either move your TurboC install to ``C:\\TC\\``, which feels wrong to me, or you could configure it in the options properly.
+
+
+
+Steps
+~~~~~
+
+* Go to the Directories entry in the Options Menu.
+* You can see the default provided configuration directories
+* Fill out your appropriate directories for all three of the options.
+* Make sure all three are configured properly.
+* Then you can save your config, so you only have to do this once.
+
+
+The Screenshot Way
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+.. figure:: {static}/images/2023/01/dosbox_1_environment_menu.png
+   :alt: TurboC with the Options Menu selected and the Directories entry highlighted.
+
+   Go to the Directories entry in the Options Menu.
+
+.. figure:: {static}/images/2023/01/dosbox_2_directories.png
+   :alt: TurboC with a pop up, showing entries of Include Directories, Library Directories, and Turbo C Directory configured to C:\TC\INCLUDE C:\TC\LIB and C:\TC
+
+   You can see the default provided configuration directories
+   
+.. figure:: {static}/images/2023/01/dosbox_3_directories_edit.png
+   :alt: TurboC with a pop up, showing C:\PROGS\TC\INCLUDE
+
+   Fill out your appropriate directories for all three of the options.
+
+.. figure:: {static}/images/2023/01/dosbox_4_directories_filled.png
+   :alt: TurboC with a pop up, showing entries of Include Directories, Library Directories, and Turbo C Directory configured to C:\PROGS\TC\INCLUDE C:\PROGS\TC\LIB and C:\PROGS\TC
+
+   Make sure all three are configured properly.
+
+.. figure:: {static}/images/2023/01/dosbox_5_save_config.png
+   :alt: TurboC with a popup showing a Save Options location of C:\PROGS\TC\TCCONFIG.TC
+
+   Then you can save your config, so you only have to do this once.
+
+Unfortunately - this file is a binary file. You can't just edit it in a text editor and carry on, so this is the only way I know how to change these locations.
+
+Hopefully this helps anyone else who runs into any include errors with Borland Turbo C 2!
diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt
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+++ b/requirements.txt
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 invoke==1.7.3
 Jinja2==3.1.2
-lxml==4.9.1
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 MarkupSafe==2.1.1
 pelican==4.8.0