Jorj Strumolo wrote in a message to All:
 JS>  I've been slowly playing for some weeks with the copy of
 JS> OS/2  3.0 I got at a computer show, and I think I have the
 JS> hardware  pretty much set now, and am ready to add some
 JS> programs to the  basic installation.  Probably net ones,
 JS> most likely Win-OS/2  first, then some native OS/2 ones. 
 JS> Should I try the Bonus Pak's  Internet Connection, or just
 JS> skip over it to something later and  slimmer?  For example,
 JS> In-Joy is praised.  What files would I  need for the TCP/IP
InJoy is great as a dialer replacement for the dial other providers portion 
of the bonus pack. Note that you are using a very old version of OS2 and many 
changes to the base code have been released in the interveening years. 
Install the bonus pack IAK and then get InJoy and use it to dial. 
 JS> stuff under it, and where would I get them?  I plan on doing
 JS> this very slowly and methodically, and am not  into big
 JS> ultra-everything packages.  I'll probably just begin  with
 JS> whatever basics are needed as a foundation to getting the 
 JS> newsgroup/email program I use under Windows 3.1 to work in
 JS>  Win-OS/2.  Suggestions?
Configuring IP under WinOS2 is significantly more difficult than using native 
packages. Use Netscape/2 for your mail and news and you will probably be good 
to go and start experimenting with WinOS2 apps. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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