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In <4aV5wB1w165w@tcscs.UUCP> tcscs!zeta@src.honeywell.com (Gregory Youngblood) writes:

>I've been looking for some programming books for OS/2 but have not had any
>luck at all.

>I found out also that Microsoft Basic PDS 7.1 will also produce OS/2 real
>and protected mode programs as well.  

>I'd like any programming books for OS/2 either for Basic or C.  Thanks

I'm working on it.  :)  Of course, mine won't be out until end-April, and
that helps you quite a bit now.  :-/

If you don't know any programming for OS/2, there are a couple of books
which deal with OS/2 1.x (both kernal and PM).  I can't remember the name
of the kernal book, but the PM book is "Programming the OS/2 Presentation
Manager" by Charles Petzold.  I *highly* recommend getting it if you're
doing any PM programming.  Also, there is the "Client/Server Programming
Under OS/2" (or something like that) which has been updated for 2.0 (is
it on the shelves yet?  I haven't looked...).

Cheers,
Q
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