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New Don't forget Java programs
I use [link|http://www.polarbar.org/|PolarBar] mailer for e-mail, and it works well, especially with the IBM VM. It's not as slick as PMMail, but works well for me.

I'm currently using [link|http://www.appgen.com|MoneyDance] for finances; it's plenty fast on an Athlon and does everything I need. It's $40.

Another Java program that I've tried a bit (although again, it's not as slick as a native program would be) is [link|http://www.bigzip.com/|BigZip] but it's worked fine for me so far.

ObjectDesktop has an integrated archiver, but I doubt it's available.

[link|http://www.freshmeat.net|Freshmeat] is a valuable resource, even if you're not running Linux.

I'm know I've got some IBM JDK's on my hard drive, plus an IBM registration or two, so if possible I'll include these on CD-ROM with Warp.

Tony
New IBM JDK
thanks, I tried to download from IBM and it keeps asking me for a password. I am not sure how to get one as I registered with IBM, but my password does not work on the Java downloads. I can download fixpacks fine, but not the Java and other stuff.

"Before Christmas it is 'Ho ho ho', after Christmas it is 'Owe owe owe'" - Santa Norm
New Here's one place to sign up with IBM.
[link|http://isource.ibm.com/world/myact/index.shtml|IBM iSource.]

I'm not sure it will meet your needs, but it said no cost is involved.
Alex

Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. -- Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)
New Thanks
it looks to be an email list sent out from IBM. I checked OS/2 as an interest. It is called iSource.

What I need is an IBM Select Choice software account, I am not sure how to make one. I thought I did when I registered with IBM, but it seems they have a lot of layers to their registration procresses?

"Before Christmas it is 'Ho ho ho', after Christmas it is 'Owe owe owe'" - Santa Norm
New Re: Thanks
That's IBM Software Choice and it is a subscription program. Roughly $200 for 2 years. Gets you the latest MCP (Merlin Convenience Package), new drivers and fixes as well as some "features" like new TCP/IP stack, Java 1.3 and IBM's own branded version of Mozilla.

You can read more on it at [link|http://www.os2voice.org/VNL/past_issues/VNL0401H/vnewsf2.htm|http://www.os2voice.../vnewsf2.htm]

There is also eComStation which is a based on the MCP. Its an OEM version of OS/2 that includes everything currently on SWC except for the IBM browser (Which is of course available as the free Warpzilla version). However it doesn't include new releases of the MCP, which are part of their Upgrade Protection addon. But does include a lot of additional software like Lotus Smart Suite. Anyway you learn more about it at [link|http://www.ecomstation.com|http://www.ecomstation.com]. Or go to [link|http://www.os2voice.org/VNL/past_issues/vnlindex.html|http://www.os2voice...nlindex.html] and scan the article list for eComStation. There are 5 years of articles on OS/2 there, and every month we put out a new issue. :-)

Mark
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