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In article <1992Dec11.135132.13336@gandalf.UMCS.Maine.EDU> jurlwin@gandalf.UMCS.Maine.EDU (Jeff Urlwin) writes:
>Dear all,
>
>Since my posting to the net regarding the November PDK CDROM, I've
>received a few messages asking a few questions.  Since these questions
>and answers, I think, are valuable to the NET, I'll post...
>
>Q)  How do I order the PDK?
>
>A)  Call 1-800-3IBMOS2.  They know how to deal with it.  The cost is $15
>and you'll need to have your DAP (Developer's Assistance Program) info
>ready.
>
>Q)  For how long can I use this?
>
>A)  For the November PDK, each BETA product on the disk carries it's own 
>time limit.  They are all legally usable until Feb 15, 1993 OR until 
>a GA version of the particular product appears on the market.  So, if 
>the C/C++ Set/2 appears on the market Feb 1, then you can no longer, 
>legally, use the C/C++ beta.  Now, of course if you have one on order, 
>I don't think IBM would be upset if you kept using the BETA until 
>the official copy arrived at your door.  But that's just my opinion.

In addition to the November PDK, IBM also has what the person at 800-3IBM-OS2
called the AT&T developers kit.  It cost $25(U.S.).  She also told me that
it included the C/C++ compiler and development tools.  Beyond that she
didn't know much.  I went ahead and ordered it though.  I was told that it would
be here within a week.  Does anyone know what I bought?

				Thanks,
				Carl S.

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Carl Sanger				|| sangercd@csus.edu
California State University, Sacramento