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os/2 C++ & gui development tools

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From: Rod Roberts
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 07:32
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We are in the process of setting up a OS/2 devopment environment and are
looking for C++ and GUI development tools for version 2.0. There seems to be a
lot of Real-Soon-Now stuff out there but can any one tell me what is available
NOW or realistialy close to NOW. Has any in this group seen seen a list of
planned OS/2 2.0 apps and there expected availability dates. We are also
interested in NFS ( Network File System ) client software for OS/2 2.0 .

I would be most grateful to anyone out there in net-land for any infomation on
the above.

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Rod Roberts <rod@philips.oz.au>           |  Phone: +61 (3) 881 3574
Philips Public Telecommunications Systems |  Fax:   +61 (3) 881 3577
23 Lakeside Drive                         |
Burwood East, Victoria, 3151              |
Melbourne, Australia                      |
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Rod Roberts <rod@philips.oz.au>           |  Phone: +61 (3) 881 3574
Philips Public Telecommunications Systems |  Fax:   +61 (3) 881 3577
23 Lakeside Drive                         |
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From: rod@philips.oz.au (Rod Roberts)
Message-ID: <1992Apr16.073205.2891@philips.oz.au>
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 07:32:05 GMT
Organization: Philips Public Telecommunications Systems, Melbourne, Australia
Subject: os/2 C++ & gui development tools
Summary: what C++ and gui deveopment tool are available for version 2.0 NOW
Keywords: C++ GUI
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