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Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 07:36:44 PST7
From: "Info2SYNass.NET" <Info@SYNass.NET >
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To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: Convinced

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Hello Butch
May I do my comments to the named OS/2 books ?
As a beginner you learn the best with the built-in OS/2 tutorial !
It's free ;-))

>>committment to adopt the system as MY system. Are there any
>>recommendations for books to read, websites to scour,
information to be
>
>Warp Unleashed is a good start.
>Hope you will the auction at a low price. :-)
>
>The OS/2 Warp Administrators Survival Guide is another good
reference.
>
>>accessed for digesting and learning ? I've discovered some
books are
>>very, very difficult, if not impossible to secure. I have been
exchanging

Both of these books are "fat bombers" ...
... just type "Help SYSnnnn" or "Help [device or similar] on a
command line
and you get helped too ;-)

>I would not be too concerned about purchasing specific books.
Frankly,
>they are all somewhat repetitive after the first couple. If you
can pick
>some up at the bargain racks for a couple of dollars, they are
well worth !

This suggestion is very good: Well, for a couple of dollars I
also have
bought them ;-))

Have funtastic time with OS/2 !
svobi

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