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Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 16:19:08 EST

From: voytek@sbt.net.au

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To: 32bits@sbt.net.au

Subject: OS/2 News, Views & PRs 2/3 15-08-1998

> Really, OS/2 is a total non-issue in the CAD and engineering field,
> regardless of its theoretical potential. If you have firm info to the
> contrary I'm open to be enlightened.

I am an engineer who is not new to computers. I cut my teeth writing
Fortran on an IBM 1401, and spent years using mainframes for number
crunching calculations.

I have been running a home office on OS/2 for the last five years. During
that time, I have had a PC on line around the clock for receiving faxes,
and I have never had cause to worry that I might miss a fax because the OS
was down.

I run Microstation Powerdraft DOS on OS/2, and have refrained from
upgrading to Microstation OS/2 only because the extra features are not
worth the extra $3,000 to me.

I understand that Microstation are porting their products to Java in order
to avoid supporting multiple platforms. I suppose it is more good
management than good luck that OS/2 is already a Java Virtual Machine.

I combined CAD drawings, reprocessed photographs and text, to produce a
technical manual in stunning colour, using OS/2 apps and a bureau colour
laser printer. I delivered the 100+ MB postscript file to them on a CD that
I burned at home.

The only Windows apps that I resort to are National Bank Online, and the
image capture utility that comes with the Tekram TV card.

I have experimented with industrial process control using OS/2 and REXX,
and I am confident that I can build a PC based Distributed Control System
which will be more capable and less expensive than a PLC.

Given that 32 bit Windows came on the scene long after I was already up and
running with 32 bit OS/2, what am I missing? why should I change?

Given that Autocad dominates it's field, why do you write about other CAD
apps which, by your own definition, are total non-issues?

By the way, I have seen your CAD magazine but I don't buy it because it is
of no interest to OS/2 users.

John Sutherland sutherlandj@ideal.net.au Phone & Fax +61 2 4683 1511
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as Chris pointed out, we have omitted Philippe-Charles Krug-Basse contact
details. He can be reached at: <100022.2237@compuserve.com>

and, one of several replies:

Fm: Joachim Bluhm 100317,1574

Hi Philippe,

why don't you try and contact IBM directly? I'd ask for the responsible
person in one of the IBM support forums and then contact that person
directly. If they're in any way intersted in getting more software for OS/2
on the market, they'd either provide you with some user-ID's (what I doubt)
or at least offer to send out your questionaire to the registered Users
that have E-Mail. If none of this is working, contact Team-OS/2 and ask
them...

Just an idea,

Joachim
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Hi Joachim,

Thanks for your enthousiam, but don't dream!

I have done business with IBM, and especially with the PSP and the OS/2
group, and let me tell you that my last experience was the least. Now, I'm
on my own and nothing but a big check will change my view with regard to
Big Blue.

However, nice idea, but totaly unrealistic with Big Blue!

I have been a very active OS/2 business partner (Best Team Premier) these
last 10 years, doing development almost exclusively for OS/2 and you just
can't imagine how difficult (impossible) it is to work with IBM. More, with
regard to OS/2, any "partner" is even suspected to be an ennemi to the
major part of IBM (including especialy the PC Co). And for the matter to
obtain any list from them, let me tell you that it will be easier to borrow
the jewels of the Queen of England that to get a simpl e name and address
from Big Blue! I KNOW that they have over 2 million OS/2 registrered users
worldwide, but even if they give up to this OS, they will never ever give
to anyone this list. Too bad. Today, they don't give a damn to OS/2, but
they even more hate the idea that someone may do some business with it!

Cheers. Philippe.

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--------------------------------------------------------------------- The
files in the list below are new at ftp.leo.org (previously known as
ftp.informatik.tu-muenchen.de) in the OS/2 section under
ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/comp/os/os2/leo/.

Since LEO's OS/2 archive also contains mirrors for XFree86 for OS/2 and a
part of IBM's ftp.boulder.ibm.com FixPak distribution servers, there may be
new items in these mirrors too, but they are not listed here.

See /pub/comp/os/os2/leo/00-files for a full index of this OS/2 archive and
00-readme for other information, such as how to upload to this archive.

If you have trouble accessing ftp.leo.org, you can try a different server
name for this archive, ftp.informatik.tu-muenchen.de.

The archive can also be accessed via WWW using the following URL:

http://www.leo.org/pub/comp/os/os2/

Using this WWW front end, you can easily navigate through the archive, view
archive contents (even view README or FILEID_DIZ etc. files from within
ZIP files directly) and, finally, download files. You can also send
feedback to the archive maintainers.

-- /* Kai Uwe Rommel ARS Computer & Consulting GmbH * * rommel@ars.de
Muenchen, Germany * * rommel@leo.org (http://www.leo.org/pub/comp/os/os2
maintenance) */

DOS ... is still a real mode only non-reentrant interrupt handler, and
always will be. -Russell Williams
_____________________________________________________________________

--------------------------------------------------------------------- File
Browser Beta 1 is now available at:
http://www.datacomm.ch/~cbratschi/fbrowser/fbrowser.zip

What is FileBrowser?

File Browser is a file manager with enhanced capabilities: - File manager -
Web browser - File viewer (graphics, Netscape plug-ins) - WPS support and
several other features

Screen shot:

http://www.datacomm.ch/~cbratschi/fbrowser/fbrowser.gif

The final version will be Shareware. This beta version works until
9/1/1998.

-- bye, Christoph Bratschi

Homepage: http://www.datacomm.ch/~cbratschi/

'InProTrack' is short for 'Installed Product Tracker'.

The program retrieves the current installed components from syslevel and
other system config files and shows the results in a nice looking PM
dialog.

Why?
------

In some cases - like before performing component updates - it is usefull to
know which codelevel is the recent one. InProTrack tries to show the
desired informations in an easy, fast and comfortable way.

Kai Evers
email: ke@LB.maus.de
www: http://www1.stuttgart.netsurf.de/~kevers/

InProTrack is freeware and (c)opyright by Kai Evers.

//looks quite nice, works quite good//
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Announcing F R E E T Y P E / 2 second beta The FREE TrueType DLL for all
versions of OS/2

FreeType/2 is a freeware DLL that adds or enhances OS/2's support for
TrueType fonts. This package is its second beta. It comes with easier
installation and unistallation scripts as well as the following features :

- improved performance and greatly reduced memory consumption (particularly
if you install a large number of fonts in your system).

- internationalization support for Warp 3 and higher..

- Unicode support, for Warp 4, or Warp 3 with sufficient fixpacks (look for
the file UCONV.DLL on your system).

- bug fixes..

For more information, please visit the freetype web site at:

http://www.freetype.org/ft_os2/index.html

Note: This package has been recently uploaded to the Hobbes and Leo
archives, under the name "ft2b2.zip".
_____________________________________________________________________

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Announcing: Night Vision 2.2

Night Vision is a "planetarium" program for OS/2, and will display the
heavens from any location on earth. Viewing options allow the user to
control which sky objects to display, which font to use, and manipulation
of various star parameters. Time may be set to run at multiple speeds,
including backwards. Star charts may be printed.

* * New with version 2.2 * *

-> Mouse zooming

-> Objects may be centered in window with left mouse click

-> Menu options accessible via right mouse click

-> Star names

-> Object find for constellations, stars, deep sky objects, and solar
system objects

-> Altitude range extended to -90 degrees

-> Previous printer printed to is remembered.

Note: Registered users of previous versions are entitled to a free Email
upgrade to the 2.2 registered version. Just Email the author at:
bsimpson@worldnet.att.net

The Night Vision home page is at http://home.att.net/~bsimpson/nvsn.html

Night Vision is available at ftp://ftp.bmtmicro.com/bmtmicro/nvsn22.zip and
http://home.att.net/~bsimpson/nvsn22.zip Also available at Hobbes at
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/nvsn22.zip or later at
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/apps/astro/nvsn22.zip

Brian Simpson bsimpson@worldnet.att.net
_____________________________________________________________________

--------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm
proud to announce the OS/2 port of MAME!

M.A.M.E. stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, and currently runs
500+ classic (and even some not so classic) arcade games such as BombJack,
1943, Bubble Bobble...

The port is done by Martin Amodeo, the project is a part of the OS/2
Netlabs (http://www.netlabs.org)

If you want to get more information about the port visit the web page at
OS/2 Netlabs:

http://www.netlabs.org/projects/mame.html

The ZIP-File at Netlabs is already the fixed version! (0.31.2)

Matrox users should read the special page about Matrox Cards before running
MAME!

Thanks for your interest!

Adrian Gschwend @ the OS/2 Netlabs

http://www.netlabs.org
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Program: ALiVe! 1.0 Beta 3 Release date: July 1998 Website:
http://www3.pair.com/jsight/ Email: jsight@pair.com Operating System:
OS/2,Win95,Win98,WinNT,Mac,Unix,etc.

ALiVe! 1.0 Features * Full validation of links in HTML-based web pages *
Fast multithreaded checking engine * Easy-to-use, intuitive interface *
HTTP Proxy support built-in * Generates full HTML reports * Supports
Windows, Mac, UNIX, and OS/2 platforms

ALiVe! 1.0 Basic Description For a variety of reasons, web pages move and
occasionally disappear without any notification to the people who link to
them. ALiVe! simply verifies these links and reports to you which ones are
dead links.

ALiVe! 1.0 Detailed Description At first, ALiVe! works very similarly to a
web browser. You give it a URL, it downloads the page from the web, and
then extracts the links. The major difference being that instead of
displaying the page for you to read, AliVe extracts all of the links from
the page and puts them into a database. It then proceeds to download each
of the links that it deems to also be a part of your website.

Once it has downloaded all of the pages from your site and extracted the
links, it begins the "Validation" process. By validation, I mean that it
connects to the webserver that the link points to and attempts to download
the page as usual. If it an error, it logs the error and continues on. If
the download begins successfully, it will cancel the transfer and move on
to the rest of the links.

At the end of the process, you are presented with a detailed summary of the
number of links on your website, and how many of those links suffer from
problems, so that you may correct them.

Price information : US $25
_____________________________________________________________________

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Contact: Martin Alfredsson Email: URL:
<http://www.algonet.se/~d103862/> File-URLs:
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming/webn21b1.zip and our homepage.

Gothenburg, Sweden, July 28, 1998 -- Today, JMA Software Technologies
shipped the first beta of WebNav 2.1. Version 2.1 is to be a minor upgrade
to our WebNav 2.0, a Internet web browser and HTML document viewer.

Features include online and offline browsing, news and mail support,
internal/external downloads, select a new link while a document is loading,
easy to use tree based quicklist and others.

There is also a new beta (beta2) of WebNavDLL (a browser plugin for
Adventure Software's Internet Adventure).

For more information please visit our web site at
<http://www.algonet.se/~d103862/> or contact us by email .
_____________________________________________________________________

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WARPSTOCK GETS WEBFOOT: OS/2 Duck to attend, wants Timur Tabi's autograph

Webfoot, The OS/2 Duck, has announced he'll attend Warpstock '98 in Chicago
this October.

The prolific OS/2 columnist and quacker-at-large attended last year's
Warpstock, and expects this year's event to be even grander.

"I attended all of Timur Tabi's presentations," said The Duck, "both his
Win32-OS/2 main-hall demonstration of converting Windows 95 software to
OS/2 executables, and his TIMER0 technical lecture, which went into
overtime and consumed an entire extra lecture period because he presented
so much. Now that's the kind of stuff that makes this event worth
attending! When I see Timur this year, I'm getting his autograph."

Webfoot is looking forward to even more of what he experienced at last
year's two festive days in California. "There was Dick Goran's REXX
presentation, and Paul Hethmon's email server. The OS/2 BBS and the
technical comparison with NT. The guys from IBM who described the inner
workings of the kernel. The vendor booths, the new product demonstrations
and all the discounts. The grab bag of goodies they handed you as you
walked in the door. The hundreds of door prizes given away. The free lunch
on Saturday and the band on Saturday night. I've already registered for
this year's big show. Maybe they'll ask me to be a guest lecturer."

Webfoot, whose monthly column is one of the most popular OS/2 sites on the
'net, suggests that anyone wanting a mention of their own OS/2-centric home
page pay him a visit at Warpstock and pass along their url. He's always
looking for new sites on which to bestow a few good quacks.

The complete Webfoot, The Duck historical list is at:

http://www.scoug.com/os24u/webfoot.html

and El Ducko requests you click once more on the event site of the year at

http://www.warpstock.org/

Webfoot, The OS/2 Duck is sponsored by the Southern California OS/2 User
Group (http://www.scoug.com).
_____________________________________________________________________

--------------------------------------------------------------------- VOICE
has scheduled two SpeakUp sessions for the month of August, 1998.

Monday, August 3 - Kim Rasmussen, author of Internet Adventurer, the
popular OS/2 internet suite

Monday, August 17 - Benedict Chong, author of Power Boot, the Boot Manager
replacement. Benedict will have one free copy of Power Boot to give away
during the meeting to one of our lucky members.

Both sessions will be held in IRC (Internet Relay Chat) on the WEBBnet
network. SpeakUp sessions begin at 8pm US Eastern Daylight time (midnight
GMT). For information on WEBBnet servers, please refer to
http://www.suntrix.com/ibbs/server.html. For information on IRC client
software, please refer to http://www.gt-online.com/~bri/irc_clients.html.

For further information, please visit the VOICE website at
http://www.os2voice.org/ or the mirror site at http://voice.os2ss.com/.
Also you may contact the VOICE Secretary at freiheit@tstonramp.com

----- Don K. Eitner - (Freiheit on IRC) ----- * Proud user & supporter of
IBM's OS/2 Warp * Website author (www.tstonramp.com/~freiheit/) * Secretary
of V.O.I.C.E. (www.os2voice.org) * Assistant Editor of the V.O.I.C.E.
newsletter * Published author * Member, International Alliance for
Compatible Technology (http://pages.cthome.net/iact/) ----- "If a man
hasn't discovered something that he will die for, he isn't fit to live."
--Martin Luther King
_____________________________________________________________________

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Dialog Enhancer set to support Communicator/2

With the release of Netscape Navigator 4 for OS/2 in the last couple of
days for public testing the OS/2 community was finally graced with a more
up to date browser to cope with modern web navigation. Unfortunately, as
with the previous version (2.02), the dialog boxes remain ugly, unorganized
and waste valuable screen space.

Thankfully, the new Navigator subsystem can be modified unlike previous
versions, and as a result, the Dialog Enhancer team are currently working
on updating all of the dialogs used. Areas being addressed are :

# Size of dialogs significantly reduced. # WarpSans used instead of
Helvetica. # All controls changed to Dialog Enhancer standard size. # Icons
to improve clarity of dialog boxes.

Expect to see a beta test containing the patch within the next fortnight,
before that, we would like to hear from users about areas of the browser
that need to be addressed, and any images that need to be tweaked. The
project is quite large so all comments are welcome.

For information regarding the top selling product Dialog Enhancer - visit
the web site at : http://www-student.lboro.ac.uk/~mcrsc/ostrans.html Submit
all comments/suggestions regarding Communicator to :
dialogenhancer@bmtmicro.com - With the subject heading "Communicator"

Regards Richard Castle Dialog Enhancer Support
_____________________________________________________________________
--------------------------------------------------------------------- SCOUG
to Exhibit at Warpstock

Costa Mesa, CA - The Southern California OS/2 User Group (SCOUG) today
announced that it will be exhibiting at this year's Warpstock event in
Chicago. SCOUG, which hosted the premier of the event last year, is the
largest local OS/2 user group in the U.S..

"Last year Warpstock defined a successful volunteer event. It was a smash,
and showed the widespread SOHO support that OS/2 enjoys," said Terry
Warren, SCOUG president. "This year promises to be even better, and we're
excited to be a part of it once again."

SCOUG expects to finalize plans for this year's Warpstock soon, but last
year the SCOUG booth included facilities for digital pictures for visitors,
and was a major gathering place for event visitors. In addition to
participating at SCOUG's booth, a number of SCOUG members will also give
presentations as Warpstock speakers.

Questions may be directed to terry@scoug.com. (For more information on
SCOUG, please visit out website at http://www.scoug.com)
_____________________________________________________________________

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Contact: Martin Alfredsson Email: URL:
<http://www.jmast.se/> File-URLs:
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming/bset200.zip and our homepage.

Gothenburg, Sweden, July 29, 1998 - Today, JMA Software Technologies
shipped the BootSet 2.0. Version 2.0 is a significant upgrade to BootSet
1.20, our boottime utility for OS/2.

With BootSet you get a menu that allows you to perform tasks before the
graphic part of OS/2 starts. Its perfect for switching between CONFIG.SYS
files and replacing WPS .DLL files. Its based on a simple text file (.INI
file) where you enter the commands (any batchfile or REXX commands) that
you want to perform.

For more information please visit our web site at <http://www.jmast.se> or
contact us by email .
_____________________________________________________________________

--------------------------------------------------------------------- The
Warpstock 98 Speakup session hosted by VOICE on Monday, July 27, 1998,
brought a lot of interested people out to talk about the OS/2 event of the
year and a big surprise. In support of Warpstock 98, the Warpstock prize
drawing was opened to all who attended the Speakup session.

The first and second place winners of the contest were:

1st Place: Gregory Salomone - Warpstock Platinum Pass & One Night at the
Wyndham Hotel

2nd Place: Esther Schindler - Warpstock Platinum Pass

Congratulations to the both of them and thanks to all who attended and
participated in the drawing! Here's to another wonderful Warpstock event!

--------------------------------------------------------------------- I've
(finally) updated my Crystal Semiconductor and OS/2 web page:

http://www.io.com/~timur/crystalos2.html

This web page talks about sound cards that use CS audio chips, the
excellent OS/2 drivers for these chips, and various other issues concerning
audio and OS/2. If you want the best sound card for OS/2, you should look
here first.

I've added information on the new 2.x drivers, some new audio chips from
CS, some new sound cards, and a few other updates and corrections.

-- Timur Tabi, ttabi@crystal.cirrus.com Cirrus Logic PC Products

Want the best OS/2 soundcard? http://www.io.com/~timur/crystalos2.html
_____________________________________________________________________

News Harvest v1.0 Released

--------------------------------------------------------------------- News
Harvest is an OS/2 Presentation Manger application for the automatic
retrieval of Usenet News binary articles.

The main design impetus was to create a Fire and Forget utility that would
process any number of groups over any number of servers with no
user-intervention. This is indeed the case -- once News Harvest is
configured with host and group information, a single command will run the
process to completion.

A binary news harvester with such simplicity of operation is often low on
features. This is not the case with News Harvest:

Multi-threaded, fully 32-bit executable. o Completely automatic operation.
o Rebuilds multipart articles. o Remembers past downloads. o SPAM-keyword
filtering. o Fully configurable output paths. o Handles abrupt
disconnection (reconnects). o Updates Netscape Navigator news file
(optional). o Very low, average CPU load. o Comprehensive logging
information (optional). o WPS Drag and Drop. o Output displayed in
ordered and intuitive manner. o On-the-fly changing of configuration. o
Complete online manual.

For downloading or more information see http://www.krt.com.au/ns Or the
online copy of the documentation http://www.krt.com.au/ns/doco
_____________________________________________________________________ Year
2000 Information for OS/2 Warp Family

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There's been quite a bit of Year 2000 information released for the OS/2
Warp family of products. I'd like to draw your attention to the major web
sites detailing this information so you can plan ahead and get ready for
this important changeover.

OS/2 Warp Family Year 2000 Information
http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/solutions/and/y2000/year2000.html

OS/2 Warp Family Service and Support http://ps.software.ibm.com Provides
links to fixpacks, the OS/2 Device Driver Pack Online (updated CLOCK
drivers), etc.

OS/2 Warp Family Year 2000 Whitepapers
http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/library

IBM General Year 2000 Information http://www.ibm.com/year2000

...and also don't forget the following information for DOS and Windows 3.x
systems...

IBM PC DOS 2000 http://www.software.ibm.com/os/dos
_____________________________________________________________________
"Aurora" Beta Registration

--------------------------------------------------------------------- You
can now learn more about the next release of Warp Server, codename:
"Aurora," on the Internet.

You can also sign up to participate in the beta program. (IBM will choose a
select number of customers to help test this new version.)

For more information please visit
http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/aurora .

Timothy F. Sipples IBM Network Computing Software (Chicago) Internet:
tsipple@us.ibm.com WWW: http://www.secant.com/sipples Sent with Lotus Notes
for OS/2 Warp
_____________________________________________________________________ X-it
2.51 update - fix for Pmmail, Communicator beta, and SmartSuite for
--------------------------------------------------------------------- NEW
RELEASE Aug 4, 1998 X-IT Version 2.51 The One Button Zapper

X-it gives you a single click to many common actions that normally take a
large number of mouse movements and clicking. X-it was nominated as Most
Innovative New Product at the 1997 Shareware Industry Awards (www.sic.org).

NEW FEATURES:

* Added "Rollup/down all windows" by pressing SHIFT+rollup titlebar button.
* Fix for lockup with Pmmail 1.9x, Communicator/2 beta and Smartsuite for
Warp 4 (Approach, 123w). * Fix for rollup not working on Pmmail message
windows. * Fix for Warp 4 close button re-appearing on folders (if remove
close button option is enabled). * Fix for custom/user X-it tbar buttons
not appearing. * Fix for Desktop clock not appearing in Desktop window. *
New port: X-it for Windows 95/98/3.x at www.bmtmicro.com/catalog/xitwin/

Product Info:

Product: X-it for OS/2 Filename: XIT251.ZIP. Language specific versions
(XITDE*.ZIP) can be found at the X-it web page (see below) Type: Desktop
enhancement utility, Shareware Price: $25 US

_________________________________________ Michael Shillingford CodeSmith
Software mshill@elkvalley.net
_____________________________________________________________________

--------------------------------------------------------------------- EDM/2
is currently considering gearing up production of a CD with all the issues
live, in both HTML and INF format. All issues exist in HTML and nearly all
in INF.

The problem is that not enough people have expressed an interest in such a
CD to allow us to recoup costs. Our price would be in the $25-35US range,
depending on how many people want one. If enough people want one, I prefer
charging $25, but that *is* contingent on the demand being high enough.

Also on the CD would be some source code, the Hobbes dev directory, and/or
some development related programs or utilities.

If you are interested in such a CD, please mail me at editor@edm2.com and
let me know. I am not looking for commitment at this point, just a show of
hands, so mail away.

C a r s t e n W h i m s t e r

bcrwhims AT uwaterloo DOT ca
_____________________________________________________________________

>> There's a great power behind Java (have you read my articles at EMD2?).
<<

Umm, no - I've been working in Java for over two years now and have written
and delivered a five-day course in various cities, so I'm pretty well
immersed in it.

>> But I notice that the average programmer working on corporations cannot
really understand all the concepts of OO desing, encapsulation, etc. <<

This was the overwhelming feedback I got from seminars. The world is full
of Visual Basic programmers who will have ten thousand lines of code
hanging off a single pushbutton . . . I had to extend the OO concepts and
design section of my course, add an additional section, discussing
Jacobsen, Rumbaugh, Booch et al and introducing the concepts of UML, MVC,
action objects, etc. These are all powerful tools that most of today's
programmers don't know about - once again, the overwhelming use of MS
products (VB) has mired us in a sea of mediocrity.

--- Les [http://www.lesbell.com.au]

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Subject:	OS/2 News, Views & PRs 2/3 15-08-1998