Please help newbie with Borland Compiler and simple code!!

Ok I downloaded the borland compiler and now I open DOS Prompt and I type

cd c:\borland\bcc35\bin

then I type in

bcc32 mycode.cpp

When I do this I get it to compile but I get 2 errors...which I dont understand because its the code straight from this site.

Code:

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#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
  cout<<"HEY, you, I'm alive!  Oh, and Hello World!";
  return 0;   
}

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Why doesn't this compile?

Also, how do I make a .cpp file? I tried saving it in notepad and it didn't work? I had to edit one of the examples and change the code to the one i posted above.

Is there something that I am missing that is making this not compile? All I want to do is learn how to do basic stuff?

And also...when it does compile where does it go? Do I have to specify a path, or does it go into the Bin file in the Borland directory?

Thanks!

Ok first what are the two errors?

Second, to make a cpp file you can either save it as a *.txt file and rename it to a *.cpp file or when your saving it type in the name plus the extension and put quotes around it.
For ex:

"mycode.cpp"

this will make notepad save it with the extension cpp.

Third, when you compile a file it just stays in the bin directory.

Hey, I am a newbie too, and I would suggest going to bloodshed.net and downloading dev C++ which is a free compiler, it is a lot easier to use because you can edit your code and compile all in the same program. I started with these tutorials and They compiled fine.

Well i got it to work but then I deleted it and downloaded Dev-C++...its so much better and user friendly. (Better for us newbs!!)

Thanks anyway