Help!!

[holeysocks]

I need a little advice and help
I have a very small program that was written for me by a friend, and he no longer does programing, it was written in C or C++ and compiled with Make C to run in a DOS environment, and I could print 3X5" note card size reports!! I use it in my Ammunition Reloading hobby and it is Very handy. I now have to run the program in a DOS Shell and can't print my reports,, I would like to be able to run it from Windows 7 and Print my 3x5" note card reports.
Are my wants possible?? feasible?? since I have NO programing experience or know how,, any help would be appreciated
David

[Salem]

For future reference "Help!! is not a thread title

Short term fix
There is a program called DosBox which allows you to run legacy 16-bit DOS programs on a whole range of modern platforms.
However, printing is an issue, so you need to do some more digging.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=dosbox+printing

Long term fix
Post your requirements (perhaps offer to hand over a copy of the source code) on a job / project forum.
This is ours -> Projects and Job Recruitment
There are many "post work for a fee" sites, such as https://www.odesk.com/. You list your requirements, and what you're willing to pay, and then see who bids on the job.

Alternative solution
Create a version of your 3x5 card as a template in your favourite office application (MS-Office, or either of https://www.openoffice.org/ or https://www.libreoffice.org/)

[holeysocks]

Thanks Salem!! I run it in DosBox now, and it gets me by, but like you said printing is an issue, I lost the source code, or I would be happy to share,, this program, if I remember right was only about 50 lines of code, very small.. maybe less. Would it be possible to decompile it??

[Salem]

It seems to me that if it were only 50 lines, then it's not going to be doing much more than drawing a pretty outline using these characters.
Box-drawing character - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

IMO, creating a table of x rows and y columns in your office application, then use "merge cells" and "format border" to generate the outline of the 3x5 card you require.