Regarding the Borland Pascal 7 compiler IDE for MS-DOS (no longer
supported by Borland), I'm looking for information I once viewed
briefly online, but can no longer find.  It was a patch to customize
the size of the edit window in the IDE (the integrated editor) by
removing the menu and status lines located at the top and bottom of
the editor window.  This increased the total lines available for text
editing (by two lines).  I believe it also offered an auto-corrector
feature and the ability to modify the function of the editor's keys
(even those which are not intended to be modified by the Borland
package's included key customizing utility called TEMC).  As I recall,
this patch was provided for public use.  Last seen online perhaps two
years ago.

I have found a similar auto-corrector for Borland Pascal on the Garbo
archive but this is not the same "patch" I'm looking for.  I've have
not gone through Garbo or other locations with a fine tooth comb to
insure I've not overlooked this.  I'm not certain is was available
amid the common repository of "old" turbo/borland pascal downloads.

An acceptable answer would include at least the author's name and
email address,if not a posted web page for the patch as well.

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Request for Question Clarification by maniac-ga on 24 Mar 2003 17:33 PST

Hello Marinkotech,

I can't tell for sure, but the following site has something that
appears to match your question.
  http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/files2/PROGLIB/
scroll down to BPR38.ZIP, dated 1996, and includes
  "auto corrector"
  "extended text mode"
  "adds 2 lines" (by removing menu & status lines)
and more. Please confirm if this is correct or how this is different
than what you are looking for.

  --Maniac