LA> RB> Look into IBM's solution developer program, it allows free access to
LA>   > pretty much everything on all the Devcon CD's including OS/2 Warp
LA>   > Server for e-Business.
LA> 
LA> 
LA>    Yeah, and it costs a pile too.
LA> 
LA>    I'm just looking for reference material - API's, driver examples 
LA>    and suchlike...a copy of DevCon would be nice to have at 2am when 
LA>    I get stuck for ideas and it's gotta be done tomorrow...

WH> Lee, there's a version of the SDP for non-commercial developers that's
  > a lot easier to qualify for and I think it gets you web access to the
  > whole DEVCON selection - at least thru the member level, but I think it
  > may give full access.  

WH> I can empathize with the 2AM bit - when I needed the UDB 5 SDK for
  > both NT and OS/2 at about that time.  That covered the cost of the
  > whole program (discounted) at one pass!


   Will, I'm probably being penny wise and pound foolish, I realize, 
   but my interest in programming for OS/2 has been mostly, as you 
   surmised, from the non-professional standpoint. Also, since I 
   loath 'C' (Pascal stalwart), the idea of paying that cash out 
   mostly for 'C' compilers and code samples kinda grates. Now that 
   I'm starting a new job, for Global Services, maybe I'll rethink 
   that and take the splurge anyway.

   BTW, remember that question about the Network Applications 
   folder? Turns out that the folder will ONLY appear if you are 
   doing a scripted "domain" logon (with verification)...These 
   machines were setup to do a simple /userid /password logon. When 
   I added the /D: param, the folder appeared as speced.

                                               LRA


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