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In message <MPG.d961b96e1176329896ad@news.znet.com> - mperry@basin.com (Michael
 Perry) writes:
>In article <5ghn8f$2tf@News.Dal.Ca>, rpa@is.dal.ca says...
>> To all those who are looking for a native OS/2 Office Suite:
>> 
>>   Star Division in Germany (http://www.stardivision.de)
>>   has released Star Office 4.0 for OS/2. Students can
>>   get the older Star Office 3.1 for DM 99.00 (CDN 99.00).
>> 
>> Hope this helps
>> 
>> Rene Pawlitzek
>> dipl.inf.ing.ETH
>> http://129.173.21.68
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>Many thanks.  Will make my decision after reading some input from persons 
>that order the new version.  I also think I can make it awhile longer 
>with my current "suite" of OS/2 applications (DeScribe, Mesa, DBexpert) 
>plus the other, unnamed suite which business dictates I use.
>How does the StarDraw look?  We need a good quality vector based 
>application ImO.  Something at the Micrografx or <shudder> Corel level.
>Have you ordered it yourself?  I am curious about its speed, etc.
>
>-- 
>Michael E. Perry
>mperry@basin.com


I downloaded the demo version of Star Office 3.1 that expires after
30 days from the Star Division's homepage. The product looks very
professional (made in Germany?). It runs reasonable fast on my 
i486DX-100 laptop. Can't wait to see 4.0.

Unfortunately there is no high quality vector based draw program
for OS/2. I am using Micrografx Designer for Windows which I like
very much and which runs smoothly under OS/2 Warp. Does anyone have
the OS/2 version of Designer?

Rene Pawlitzek
http://129.173.21.68

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