I cannot say what there is different in comparison to NetLib, as I have never 
purchased the library for my own personal or professional use.  The reason 
for the decision not to purchase the library is that I received Netto before 
I even got into Novell Netware API programming.
The library is FREE of charge, and includes the source code.
In regards to functions in the library, there are a multitude of different 
functions.  These include functions for accounting services, bindery, file 
system, file server, message, MHS,  print, que, synchronization, and TTS, 
just to categorize the majority of them.
Netto Novell Netware API Library 1.1 works with version 4.0 of Novell 
Netware, and required CA-Clipper 5.2 (or later), and Nanforum Toolkit.
Once you get ahold of this library, you wonder why anybody would write all of 
this documentation and give the library away free of charge.  I have wondered 
this myself and have gone through trying to figure out why.  The answer is 
simple.
Clipper programmers are a rare item to find, and have been for some time.  I 
am not saying that Clipper has been a language that never made it anywhere, 
it did.  The fact is that the number of programmers who write in Clipper is a 
fraction compared to alot of the other popular langauges.
This library turns out to be a compilation of different routines from various 
programmers of Clipper.  The routines were compiled and placed in the 
library.  The compiling author also compiled a Norton Guide (NG) file for the 
library also.
This is a "gift" from various different Clipper programmers all over the 
country, or maybe even world.  Needless to say, you never kiss a gift horse 
in the mouth (old proverb).
If anybody likes, I can be reached via this conference OR by sending e-mail 
to:  business.by.design@juno.com.  If anybody would like a copy of either 
Netto Novell Netware API Library or Nanforum Toolkit (3.05), please send me 
e-mail.
I have the Netto Novell Netware for CA-Clipper 5.2 and 5.3.
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