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to: John Poltorak
from: David Lewis
date: 1995-04-15 11:49:00
subject: Client/Server book

Hi John.

JP> Do you know if there is a 'C/S programming with OS/2 Warp' in the
JP> works?
JP> 
JP> I doubt whether it would be significantly different, but it's always
JP> re-assuring to have something which specifically mentions one's
JP> current set up. John

I haven't heard of one, but you're right, I doubt that it would be
significantly different.  The LAN Server 3.0 stuff could be updated to
reflect version 4.0. The chapter on OS/2 2.1 could be updated to reflect
Warp.  Some mention of the Warp Connection version could be made, as well
as comparisons to the still non-existent Windows '95 product.  Actually,
the more that I think of it, an update is probably in order.
 
This book is an excellent resource for _anyone_ who either works with
OS/2, or are considering programming any sort of a client/server solution
in their organizations.  Besides the obvious OS/2 slant, it is an
excellent book.  Also, for the non-programmers out there (but then why
would you be reading this conference), consider the sister books
"Client/Server Survival Guide", and "Client/Server Survival Guide with
OS/2", both by the same authors.  TTYL.
 
Dave

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