PGPMR2 v1.04 Released.
William H. Geiger III of Geiger Consulting is proud to announce the release of PGPMR2 v1.04 - PGP Front End for MR/2 ICE.
PGPMR2 is an add-on program for MR/2 ICE that provides a complete solution to your PGP/E-Mail needs.
New features to v1.04
What does it cost: Nothing, nota, zip, not one thin dime, FREE FREE FREE. Well actually...... For right now I am not charging anything but in a later release I may ask for a nominal fee. $15-$20? Sound fair?
For more info E-mail direct to whgiii@amaranth.com or join my PGP listserver by sending a message to icepgp.list@secant.com with the subject subscribe.
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Version 1.61 of HTML Wizard Available.
Version 1.61 of HTML Wizard is now available on ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming/htmlwiz.zip.good (htmlwiz.zip is incomplete due to a carrier drop during upload). It will eventually be moved to /os2/editors. You can also get it from the HTML Wizard home page.
HTML Wizard is a PM HTML editor. This is mainly a maintenance release, but a Table generator has been added.
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New Sysbench Available.
Sysbench is a benchmarking program for OS/2.
You can find the latest version on hobbes (ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming) where it will be moved into the /os2/wpsutil directory.
This is a bug fix version of the current 0.9.1a and 0.9.1 versions. I have also posted the file on the Compuserve OS2USER forum in library 4.
Changes in this release:
Fixed various SYS3175 errors. Disabled DIVE tests on releases of OS/2 prior to Warp as reports indicate it fails or crashes the machine on 2.11.
Added information to printouts to identify more about the machine being tested. This adds swapfile current and initial sizes and video resolution/colour depths to the current RAM size, priority, maxwait and co-processor listings. Also listed some data about video characteristics that will aid debugging any future video problems.
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HPFSRem Web Site Online.
HPFSRem is a utility that allows removable media disks formatted with HPFS to be removed from the drive and replaced with another disk without a system crash. It is a small, simple command-line program made to work with many removable media drives.
The HPFSRem web site is now online. It has up-to-date information on HPFSRem including:
InterStream Launches the InterStream MPEG Player v2.0 for OS/2.
InterStream, Inc., is pleased to announce the immediate availability of version 2.0 of the popular InterStream MPEG Player for OS/2, a very high performance MPEG-1 Movie Player. Features include:
The InterStream MPEG Player is available immediately, and can be purchased
from J3 Computer Technologies for $39.
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SpellGuard v1.2 Now Available.
2Rud Software is proud to announce the availability of SpellGuard v1.2, the spell checker for *all* applications.
SpellGuard is an as-you type Spell Checker for PM programs, programs that run in an OS/2 Window and DOS programs in a DOS Window. It can find the closest match and replace the incorrect word with the correct one and you can add words to the 77K word dictionary.
SpellGuard is fully 32bit and takes full advantage of OS/2. It is multi-threaded, takes very little CPU and has a comprehensive help system. It also includes a dictionary maintenance program and a program that allows you to add a file of words to the dictionary.
New in v1.2:
SpellGuard is shareware and costs $25. Registering entitles you to free v1.XX upgrades. All software is to distributed electronically.
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Eighty Bonus Apps with OS/2 Warp 4.
IBM today announced plans to distribute an Application Sampler CD-ROM and a BonusPak of applications with OS/2 Warp 4. This comprehensive set of business, personal productivity, security, utility, and educational and reference applications are designed to exploit the features in OS/2, and give customers immediate software solutions.
The Application Sampler CD-ROM will include trial or mini- versions of more than 70 native OS/2 software applications. Included on the CD-ROM is a trial version of StarDivision's StarOffice 3.1. StarOffice is a suite of office productivity applications containing StarWriter word processor, StarCalc spreadsheet, StarDraw graphics and presentation package, StarGallery multimedia tool, StarImage image manipulation and StarChart chart and table creator. StarOffice seamlessly integrates World Wide Web functionality such as Web browsing, and effectively manages hyperlinks and Web publishing using the latest HTML standard and HTTP and FTP protocols.
Also included on the Application Sampler CD-ROM is MGI PhotoSuite for OS/2, a digital imaging and multimedia software package, which was ported to OS/2 using IBM's Open32 technology. PhotoSuite allows users to easily capture, display, convert, edit, catalog and print photo images, video and sound in almost any digital format, whether on a hard disk, CD-ROM, or the Internet.
The BonusPak, which was first available with OS/2 Warp Version 3, includes nine complete native OS/2 applications. New to the BonusPak is Remote Support for OS/2 Warp from International Software Solutions. Located in the Assistance Center, the desktop icon that houses system management and support features, it allows IBM service representatives to help users directly, much the way onsite IT administrators do -- by conducting a virtual hands-on examination of the system. In addition to assisting in problem determination and resolution, administrators can also transfer files, and download or upload information remotely, allowing the user to watch their system upgrade without ever touching the keyboard.
In addition to Remote Support for OS/2 Warp, the BonusPak will come with new and updated BonusPak applications. These include IBM Works, HyperACCESS Lite for OS/2 from Hilgraeve, FaxWorks for OS/2 from Keller Group, CompuServe Information Manager for OS/2, VideoIN for OS/2, AskPSP, HP JetAdmin from Hewlett Packard and Markvision for OS/2 from Lexmark.
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ZOC (Zap-O-Comm) 3.01 for OS/2 Available.
A new version of ZOC (Zap-O-Comm) is available:
ZOC 3.01 for OS/2 - Terminal App. for OS/2 and Windows NT/95. Outstanding GUI, solid VT220 and Zmodem, countless options and features including CIS-B, Kermit, online JPG and GIF viewer, scripting, telnet and an ISDN kit. Not crippled -- just a registration reminder after file transfer.
The Web Page is http://www.emtec.com/ or http://www.bmtmicro.com/ and the new BBS phone number is +49 911 3781200.
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CSN Announces Chkit Plus Beta Test.
Client Server Networking (CSN) today is announcing the next version of CHECKIT. CHKIT PLUS will be available in the 4 quarter of 1996.
The beta program for CHKIT PLUS will begin In September. Access to the beta program will be from our web site.
Product features
Bulletron v1.1 Available.
Bulletron v1.1 combines the power and performance of the award-winning OS/2 operating system with the ability to operate the most feature-rich bulletin board software program on the market today. As a native application, Bulletron takes full advantage of all the features of Warp, Warp Connect, and the Warp Server operating systems.
Bulletron supports from 1 to 2,000 connections (Direct, LAN, Telephone, Telnet) per computer and supports up to 2,000,000 connections when using a network and Warp Server Advanced. Want to operate more than 2,000 connections? No problem. Order the 2,000 connection version and the Client/Server option and you are on your way to becoming the largest BBS on the planet.
Up to 32,000 sections may be defined. Each section number may have up to 35 file libraries, chat rooms, doors (for game players), matchmaker, 99,999 messages (Local, USENET, BulletNet, or FidoNet), up to 32,000 different access levels for the functions of that section may be defined, and the section may be included as a SIG (Special Interest Group) for maximum functionality.
For the complete feature list, leasing rates, upgrade and technical support policies, and to download the latest shareware version, please visit our Bulletron web site
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Whack-A-Mole 1.0 Now Available.
Whack-A-Mole 1.0, the carnival game, is now available for OS/2.
This is my OS/2 interpretation of a carnival game called Whack-A-Mole. The original was a board with some holes in it. Mechanical "Moles" would briefly stick their heads out from a random hole. The player had to whack the mole with a mallet before it returned to its hole. I have taken license with some of the features. Rather than being limited to four or five holes, these moles have the freedom to appear anywhere on your screen, even on top of one another. If you are opposed to whacking small fuzzy creatures, and have the appropriate bitmaps and .WAV files handy, whack Bob Dole, your boss, or Barney the Dinosaur instead.
Whack-A-Mole is shareware with a $5.00 registration fee.
The current URLs for Whack-A-Mole are
ftp://ftp-os2.cdrom.com/os2/incoming/wam100.zip
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming/wam100.zip
Its eventual resting places should be
ftp://ftp-os2.cdrom.com/os2/games/wam100.zip
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/os2/games/wam100.zip
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