-=> Quoting Bob Seaborn to Jeff Mcclain <=-
 BS> Do you think the low count of OS/2 users may be simply because
 BS> they don't want to jump through hoops to upgrade the load in their
 BS> Couriers? 
 BS> I'm an OS/2 user, with 8 Couriers in operation, and I've learned
 BS> long ago to simply visit the "ftp.usr.com/pub/usr/dl05/" and grab the
 BS> latest SDL. It's much faster than trying to get web access, especially
 BS> when your site is plugged with people trying to get the newest loader
 BS> in the first day of it's release.  And I also don't have to put up
 BS> with some program deciding to dial long distance from here to Skokie,
You can always use the XMODEM upload option, IF you have the 3-COM Courier.
If you have The USR Modem (Sportster) then currently you can only upgrade
it by using the wizard.  Why won't 3COM release STAND ALONE SDL including
XMODEM code, so The USR Modem can be used under Linux or something?
 BS> And I can state emphatically, that despite the stories from the
 BS> windoze camp, OS/2 is neither out of production, nor no longer
 BS> supported.  I'd say that you owe OS/2 an apology for that bit of
 BS> mis-information. 
IBM has abdoned their support of Team OS/2.  More and more hardware will
NOT run under OS/2.  If you want to be able to use applications that
you buy off the shelf, then you need to be using Windows 95 or later.
If you're happy with the applications you have, then you can keep 
whatever operating system you want.
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