KR>I, unfortunately, need to learn to program Win95 apps, for 

KR>However, I'd *much* rather be writing OS/2 apps..

KR>My questions are: Is there anything like MFC for OS/2?  

   The simple solution is to not use MFC and to use IBM's "Open Class
Library" with "Visual Builder" instead.  IBM's tools are
more powerful than
the MS equivalents and they run on OS/2, AIX, Solaris, and Win32.  So if
you use IBM's Visual Age C++ and it's tools and libraries then your code
will be portable to Win95.


  Russell Coker
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 X MR/2 2.0 NR X OS/2: Your brain.  Windows: Your brain on drugs.

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