PS> If you're just sticking with text programming, it's exactly like
PS> programming for DOS, so any C or Pascal book will do.  There's no
PS> special knowledge required, just an OS/2 compiler.  The

Even if you want to use windowing routines like in my well-used and
abused CXL??  I wouldn't want to use CXL in OS/2 (I'm quite sure it
wouldn't work), but I'd like to have the same effects it gives me...
 
Maybe I just didn't look hard enough, but at my last attempt, I was
still unable to change the ^!%#!%# display colour... :-)  Of course, I
no longer have OS/2 installed (lack of disk space), but yet, it puzzles
me...

Robert



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