=> Quoting Juan Jose Comellas to John Howard on 30 Dec 94  10:33 <=

 JH> JJC> subscribe to the DevCon CDs (by fax, phone,mail
 JH> JJC> e-mail, etc.). I'd also want to get the CDs that I have missed
 JH> The Developer's Connection CD-ROM is US$199.00 updated quarterly.
 JH> All I have are 1-800 numbers.
 JH>
 JH> 1-800-342-6672  (books)
 JH> 1-800-633-8266
 JH> 1-800-879-2755  (ordering publications)
 JH> 1-800-426-7282  (technical documents -- can direct you to proper
 JH> place)

 JJC> I live in Argentina and cannot make international calls to toll free
 JJC> numbers. Do you know where I can find any other phone number that is
 JJC> not 1-800?
 JJC> Thank you very much for the information.
 JJC> Internet: jjc{at}delec.fi.uba.ar               FidoNet: 4:900/214.16

I only have 1-800 numbers.  But try the world-wide-web at http://www.ibm.com/
 for the latest information from IBM.  The site also supports multimedia
connections via OS/2 V3 Warp.  And for software try software.watson.ibm.com:
pub/os2/info

If you have not already done so, you can join Team OS/2 to help others and
promote OS/2.  In return, you get on a mailing list for information from IBM.
There is a monthly electronic newsletter put out by IBM called TNEWnn.ZIP

To join send:
1) name
2) street address
3) phone number  (kept private by IBM)
4) email address
5) short paragraph of your service or software product for the public record.

... Just give me the chocolate, and no one will get hurt!