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 # Compatibility
 DSB has been tested on MS-DOS 6.22. It's unknown if it works on earlier versions, but it should work on later versions. And since DSB is a DOS driver, it will also add modern USB compatibility to DOS-based Windows versions, such as Windows 3.x. It should also work for any other Windows version you install on top of DOS 6.22.
 
-# Build Instructions
+# Build Instructions (for v1.0)
 
-1. Download the source code file (`DSB.BAS`) and place it somewhere on your DOS hard drive.
-2. Install [QuickBasic 4.5](https://winworldpc.com/product/quickbasic/45) from WinWorldPC.
-3. Launch QuickBasic, press `Esc` to clear the dialog box, go to `File >> Open Program`, and browse to wherever you put the source code file. Select `OK` to open it.
+1. Download the source code file (`DSB.C`) and place it somewhere on your DOS hard drive.
+2. Install [Borland Turbo C 2.x](https://winworldpc.com/product/borland-turbo-c/2x) from WinWorldPC.
+3. Launch Turbo C, go to `File >> Open`, and browse to wherever you put the source code file.
 4. Now is the time to make any desired changes to the code.
-5. Create an executable file (EXE) by going to `Run >> Make EXE File...` Type a name for the executable file and select `Make EXE`.
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+5. Create an executable file (EXE) by going to `Compile >> Make EXE File`. If you've made changes to the code, you should test it first by going to `Run >> Run`.
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 Alternatively, if you don't want to build DSB yourself, you can just download a premade executable from the Releases page.
 
 # License