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August 19th, 1997 Announcements

New Academic Discount Program by Indelible Blue.

Indelible Blue has recently begun offering IBM's new Software Advantage Academic program which discounts any quantity of IBM software purchased by educational institutions. The IBM program offers a 60% discount to any public or private non-profit university, college, school for grades pre-kindergarten through 12, vocational, technical, or special education institution without any minimum purchase or contract requirement. Eligible products include IBM software licenses and maintenance. Indelible Blue also offers discounts on selected IBM and Lotus shrinkwrapped software to academic end-users such as students, faculty and staff.
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BUGS demo available.

You can now try out arguably the best original OS/2 arcade game ever developed -- PlusPak: BUGS! Visit http://www.stardock.com and click on the link to play. BUGS is an original OS/2 arcade game in which is similar to classics like Galaga but sport today's state of the art graphics and sound and lots of cool twists as the bugs have lots of tricks of their...sleeves. You can now order and download the full version off of Stardock's commerce server for $24.95.
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August 21st CBUG OS/2 SIG.

CBUG URL: http://millkern.com/cbug

The OS/2-Java SIG of the Columbia-Baltimore Users Group (CBUG)will meet at 7:00pm on August 21st at the Locust Park Community Center in Columbia, MD. The meeting will start with our usual Q&A session followed by two new regular topics *What's new with OS/2 and *WPS tips and tricks. The regular presentation will be an overview of Java integration into the OS/2 WPS with demonstrations on how OS/2 can run remote applets and applications on the desktop (without a browser) and creating and using Java objects. As usual, membership in CBUG is not required and all interested parties are invited to attend our presentation, however, officers of CBUG will be present to assist those wishing to join the parent club.

The Locust Park Community Center is easily accessible via I-95 or Route 29. From I-95 take Rt. 175 west approximately 3 miles and turn right on Tamar Dr. Make the next right onto Lambskin Lane and the first right into the Locust Park parking lot. From Rt. 29 take Rt. 175 east approximately 2 miles and make a left on Tamar Drive. Follow the previous directions to Locust Park Community Center.

For additional information and/or directions, please contact club Vice-President Rick Cook via e-mail (rickcook@cpcug.org) or voice at 301-725-3725 (12am-7pm) or SIG Coordinator Dave Aguilar via email at cbug@bluefeather.com.
CBUG Weather Line: (410) 461-8430 (Cancellation Notice Only)
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DBExpert Update for OS/2.

DBExpert(tm) Relational Database for OS/2 from Sundial Systems has been updated to Version 2.0.4

Version 2.0.4 is a maintenance release of the DBExpert 2.0 series. In general, the features of this version are identical to earlier releases within the 2.0 series -- the primary differences are bug fixes, stability improvements, and other corrections.

A few significant changes have been made, however, which may affect your use of the product. These are outlined in the "Changes Of Interest To All Users" section of the Readme file.

In addition, Version 2.0.4 is the first release of DBExpert under the Sundial Systems Corporation label. (Version 2.0.3 was solely the work of the original developers of DBExpert, Designer Software, Inc.)

More information available at the Sundial Systems web site at http://www.sundialsystems.com
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Industrial-strength MPEG-I saver for MainActor.

MainConcept announces the availibilty of a new industrial-strength MPEG-I saver for MainActor.

The new saver is faster, more stable and produces better bitrates and superior video quality.

The new MPEG-I is freely available at our HomePage at http://www.mainconcept.de

Markus Moenig
markusm@mainconcept.de
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Process Commander 1.02 for OS/2.

Stardock's system utility, Process Commander has been updated to version 1.02. If you already have Process Commander, you can upgrade to 1.02 by downloading Fixkit #2 from Stardock's website: http://www.stardock.com

The new version addresses a variety of suggestions and reports that have come from our customers. Specifically, better support for when Netscape hangs, better shutdown support, and a bunch of enhancements to terminating processes that had hung your system. Site licensing is available on Process Commander through Indelible Blue and other OS/2 resellers. End users can also purchase Process Commander through either an OS/2 reseller or directly from Stardock at 1-888-STARDOCK. Process Commander costs $69.95.
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Warp Users to get the Real Blues at Warpstock.

Knoxville, Tennessee, August 15, 1997 -- Hethmon Brothers, developers of Internet software for OS/2, have announced plans to sponsor a Saturday night social event during Warpstock. Stan Ruffo and Martin Pugh, one of the hottest acts on the national blues circuit, will perform for an enthusiastic Warpstock crowd on October 25.

"We're pleased to offer the Warpstock attendees something to relax to after an intense day of seminars," said Paul Hethmon, principal partner. "We've already committed to attending Warpstock as an exhibitor but wanted to give the OS/2 community something back as our way of saying thanks. Not to mention we're pretty big blues fans ourselves. Stan and Martin's music is great and the fact they are big OS/2 fans and use an OS/2 laptop during the shows didn't hurt a bit."

Stan and Martin's music has been described as blues, but includes strains of swing, rock & roll, rockabilly, jazz, and Latin. It all adds up into some fresh and exciting music for OS/2 lovers.

"Martin & I are quite honored to be playing at Warpstock - we're blues players who use OS/2 in our live shows, so it's a perfect fit. We're thrilled to not only be playing the music we love, but it's also a chance to showcase another exciting use for an amazing Operating System," said Stan Ruffo.

More information about Stan Ruffo and Martin Pugh may be found through their web site at http://www.ruffo.com.

Warpstock is a conference for OS/2 users organized by OS/2 ISV's, consultants, and users. Complete details are available at the Warpstock website: http://www.warpstock.org.

Hethmon Brothers, developers of Internet software since 1994, are located at http://www.hethmon.com. The principal product of Hethmon Brothers is Inet.Mail* for OS/2, a complete SMTP/POP3 email server.

*Inet.Mail is a trademark of Hethmon Brothers. OS/2 is a registered trademark of IBM.
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September 97 OS/2 Connect Newsletter.

PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA (August 12, 1997) - M. Bryce & Associates, Inc. (MBA) today announced the release of the September issue of OS/2 CONNECT, a freeware newsletter distributed through the various computer networks and bulletin boards.

OS/2 CONNECT is THE authoritative source for contact information in the universe of IBM's OS/2 32-bit operating system. The newsletter is implemented as a web page at: http://www.tbos2cla.com/connect. Its HTML files are also available for downloading and viewing locally.

The OS/2 CONNECT HTML files may be distributed free of charge.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact:
Tim Bryce - Editor, OS/2 CONNECT
M. Bryce & Associates, Inc. (MBA)
E-Mail: TimB1557@aol.com
http://www.tbos2cla.com/connect
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New Release of Post Road Mailer for Users of Advantis (IBM.NET).

InnoVal is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Release 2.6 of the Post Road Mailer. The changes between versions 2.5 and 2.6 are listed at the bottom of this web page: http://www.innoval.com/pr25.htm.

Version 2.6 is a free upgrade for users of the Post Road Mailer, Release 2.5. For users of earlier versions, the upgrade (which can be applied to any version) can be purchased through this page: http://www.innoval.com/business.htm. Please use discount number 957996 to receive the upgrade price of $29.95. The top of the http://www.innoval.com/pr25.htm web page describes all the changes since version 2.0.

This release can be downloaded, using a web browser, from: http://www.tiac.net/innoval/post260.zip (or) http://www.aescon.com/innoval/post260.zip
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