No comments about Sequent to introduce new 'parallelized' netware; Novell to also launch new 'hub' product. (Sequent Computer Systems Inc.): An article from: Software Industry Report.

No comments about IBM's Official OS/2® Warp FAQs¿.

No comments about Optimizing serial attached SCSI with PCI Express.(Small Computer System Interface)(Peripheral Component Interconnect): An article from: Computer Technology Review.

1 comments about The Warp Book: Your Definitive Guide to Installing and Using Os/2 V3.

1. Since Microsofts' Bill Gates officially announced WINDOWS'95, it seems that the world has embraced this successor of the good old WINDOWS 3.1 operating system.However, as the "WINDOWS'95" hype has calmed down, reactions on WINDOWS'95 are mixed, and disappointed users look for an alternative."The WARP book" is devoted to such an alternative called:IBM's OS/2 WARP v3.0 operating system.Here is an excellent but easy to read book about OS/2 WARP: the most advanced REAL 32 bits operating system for micro computers.It covers all aspects of this superior operating system, and explains to the OS/2 novice what OS/2 WARP is, it's history, what it's hardware requirements are, how to install WARP on his PC, and finally how to run and maintain it, and use to it's full capacity."The WARP book" also includes detailed information on the (OS/2 WARP standard supplied) BONUS PACK CD-ROM. This CD-ROM contains a wealth of OS/2 applications like Multimedia, Fax and INTERNET.Thanks to author Barrie Sosinkys' down-to-earth style of writing, the books' readability is extremely good. Besides reading "The WARP book" from page to page, it's very suitable as a complete reference book on OS/2 WARP.If you plan to have a good look into the World of WARP, "The WARP book" is your best choice.Robbert J. van HerksenMember TEAM OS/

No comments about PDA, PLEASE!(personal digital assistant needed for professional purposes)(Brief Article)(Column)(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Hawaii Business.

1 comments about Writing Windows Device Drivers.

1. I develop Windows device drivers professionally, and I was impressed with this book at a glance. However, several blatant errors in the book cost me more hours than the book saved in the first place. Combined with a crucial appendix that is referenced, but simply not between the covers, this book needs editing more than publishing. I recommend waiting for a second, corrected edition before investing.

1 comments about Troubleshooting Netware 3.12.

1. This book was one of five that I purchased to learn Netware 3.12 from ground zero. It has been the best reference book of the lot, though it has not provided answers to all of my questions and problems.

   I gave it four stars because it does not contain the answer to my current problem, at least not yet.

No comments about Advanced Win32 Programming (Wiley Professional Computing).

No comments about Systems Analyst Handbook: Ms & Dos Standard Operating Procedure.

No comments about USENIX Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI) Symposium Proceedings.