In , on 12/03/2005 
   at 06:23 PM, Steve McCrystal  said:

Steve

>> "You need to install the latest os2cdrom.dmd (IBM:10.157 or
later),..." 
>    
>> To me common sense says that one would tell the reader HOW to find
out what version is 
>> installed on their computer. No??? 
> 
>I guess some things are assumed at this point in time. Try this:

     That is a very bad assumption.  Documentation should not assume
anything.

>C:\os2\boot>bldlevel os2cdrom.dmd 
>Build Level Display Facility Version 6.12.675 Sep 25 2001 
>(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1993-2001 
>Signature:       {at}#IBM:10.157#{at}  Device Manager Driver for CDROM 
Vendor:         
>IBM 
>Revision:        10.157 
>File Version:    10.157 
>Description:     Device Manager Driver for CDROM 
> 
>If you need the file. let me know.  
> 
>Regards, 
> 
>Steve 

     In all the years I've run OS/2, I've never used that
command before.

     Thanks

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