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In <4aq6a0$a4s@cpcug.org>, kbennett@cpcug.org (Keith Bennett) writes:
>Is there some kind of master index to OS/2 related information?  There are
>many excellent information resources such as Personal Systems magazine,
>EDM, OS/2 Magazine, the .INF files, etc. 
>
>Or, is there a web site similarto Warp Pharmacy, but more general (not
>specifically related to troubleshooting). 
>
>For example, I need to find out about how to set up diskess workstations
>running OS/2.  For all I know, there could be a magazine article there
>containing everything I need to know about the subject.  If there isn't,
>and anyone from IBM is listening, how about creating such an animal?  That
>could be a big plus for OS/2 usabillity. 
>
>Thanks.
>
>- Keith
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>Keith Bennett                             Bennett Business Solutions, Inc.
>Silver Spring, MD USA                     OS/2 & DOS Software Development
>kbennett@cpcug.org                        (301) 871-7696


Check out http://www.teamos2.org/~rsingh or
http://www.cen.uiuc.edu/~singh (mirror)

In <4aq6a0$a4s@cpcug.org>, kbennett@cpcug.org (Keith Bennett) writes:
>Is there some kind of master index to OS/2 related information?  There are
>many excellent information resources such as Personal Systems magazine,
>EDM, OS/2 Magazine, the .INF files, etc. 

There are a few sites that claim to maintain a listing of OS/2 publications, but
at least two are sadly out of date.  OS/2 e-Zine! has been publishing since
October 31 and is still to be listed in either the Best of OS/2 on the WWW
site, maintained by Innoval, or the Team OS/2 site in their respective lists of
(supposedly) WWW or other magazines.  Nevertheless, we are here, we are 
extensive, we are staying.  We believe that we are the best OS/2 reading, 
anywhere.  Many readers agree with us.

>For example, I need to find out about how to set up diskess workstations
>running OS/2.  For all I know, there could be a magazine article there
>containing everything I need to know about the subject.  If there isn't,
>and anyone from IBM is listening, how about creating such an animal?  That
>could be a big plus for OS/2 usabillity. 

Now that I've said all that, we have not yet published an article addressing your
question.  We do have many contributors who would be qualified to write such an
article, though, and as always, if our readers suggest that we do such an 
article, we will do it.

What do you say?  Speak up and we will listen.

Trevor Smith
editor, OS/2 e-Zine!

The online, all OS/2 magazine.  The best OS/2 reading.  Anywhere.
http://www.isisnet.com/haligonian/os2/

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