LS> We have DOS support, We have Windows support, NOW, where's the support
LS> for OS/2, PowerBasic Inc. and Mr. Zale, promised us???
LG>I'm sure there are many that are asking the same question, Lou.
LG>The "tragedy" in this for PB is that no one, to my knowledge, has  
released a
  >32-bit BASIC compiler for OS/2 and PB could grab an entire market just by 
being
  >there first.  I'd use it in a minute even if it was only text-based.  Very
  >frustrating.
LG>I, however, will continue to support PB, although I am, like many other
  >people, also looking at Windows-based compilers as alternatives.
   Me, too.  I was excited about the OS/2 version back before WARP,
   but when MickeySoft came out with their WIN95, the hospital where I
   work went screaming over to WIndows apps and now, Visual Basic
   seems to be the way to go.  I still do as much in PB32 as I can.  I
   haven't gone to VB yet.  I'm fighting.  But I'm losing the war.  I
   think Os/2 is dead except for banks and such where true MTasking is
   king.  Just wanted to say all this out loud.  Sorry if I offended
   anyone.  Peace.
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