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Date:	Sat, 16 Nov 2002 01:19:06 PST7
From:	"Info2SYNass.NET" <Info@SYNass.NET >
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Most essential programs to install

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Hi Tom
Compliments to your listing of OS/2 Must Have ;-)

I do agree with you but have to mention a warning regarding
CleanINI !
I have read and also personally faced some problems after using
it ;-(
So I was happy of having a proper working archive to put back a
proper
restore ;-)

Another problem: It is on V 0.55 since a very, very long time ...
... there seems to be either no progress anymore or the
developper has
given up !?! I do not know !

Myself, instead of CleanINI, would declare WPtools CheckINI as
absolutely
essential ;-)

Thanks for your efforts of listing your OS/2 Must Have's ;-))

Cheers, svobi

thombrown@san.rr.com on 16.11.2002 08.12.01
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Everyone has his own list. There used to be a site called
musthave.com,
but it seems to have gone away. Here is a partial list that I
have
gathered over the years. It is NOT complete. I have tried to
include the
source URL. You may not need some of these right away, butyou
will
probably need most sooner or later. If anyone can tell me about
other
candidates for this list, please do!

OS/2 MustHave list

Assoedit
File association editor - allows you to edit the
associations
between
file types and programs
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu
BackAgain 2000 Server Edition
System backup to tape or CDRW
http://www.cds-inc.com
*Cleanini
INI file maintenance
Hobbes
*DFSee V5
Disk Maintenance
http://www.dfsee.com
*EMX
Utility routines used by many other programs
Hobbes
GFC Graphical File Compare
Graphically compare two files such as CONFIG.SYS versions
Hobbes
GhostView/GhostScript
View & print postscript and .PDF files

GZIP/GUNZIP
Zip/Unzip .TAR and .GZ files from *nix systems
InJoy
Dialer & firewall
http://www.bmtmicro.com
Leech
Reliable CD-ROM Digital Audio Grabber
with advanced de-jittering capabilities.
Hobbes
LBMix
Audio mixer
Hobbes
Mozilla
Browser, etc.
http://www.mozilla.org
NewView
View .INF & .HLP files
Hobbes
NumLock
Keep Num Lock on in OS/2 & Dos sessions
Hobbes - NUMLOCK2.ZIP
PM123
View movies, etc.
http://www.bmtmicro.com
PMCamera
Screen capture
IBM
PMView 2000
View & edit all kinds of images & photos (.JPG, .GIF,
etc.)
http://www.pmview.com
Privoxy
Internet proxy & ad stopper
http://www.privoxy.com
ProNews
Internet newsgroup reader
Hobbes
Ramdisk
Creates RAM disk for browser cache
Hobbes
RSJ CD Writer
CDRW support
http://www.bmtmicro.com
Scitech Display Doctor
Video display drivers
http://www.
SCMouse
Gives focus to Warpcenter when mouse pointer is run to
the top edge of the screen
Hobbes
*UniMaint
UNI file maintenance
http://WWW/BMTMICRO.COM
*WatchCat
Monitor/kill programs, RECOVER FROM SYSTEM HANGS
Hobbes
Whois
Internet sleuthing
Hobbes
WPTools
Workplace shell maintenance
Hobbes
ZtreeBold
General file maintenance
Hobbes

* Absolutely essential

eyeleica@lvcm.com wrote:
>
> Still being new to OS/2 and not familiar with all the fine
utilities and
> programs available, could some of you fine people direct me to
the
> utilities and programs you find necessary for optimal use of
OS/2 Warp 4
> and/or eCS? Rather than going helter-skelter looking, a little
direction
> and recommendation might be beneficial. My needs are simple:
browsing
> the web, email, some paper writing for school assignments (term
> paper/thesis variety), music copying, and if possible using a
hp 315
> digital camera in conjuction with OS/2 for touching up photos,
organizing
> and presenting. Any input would be appreciated.
>
> butch
>

--
Tom Brown
thombrown@san.rr.com
Member SCOUG & SDAA
running eComStation GA + FP 2
eCS system uptime is 0 days 12:04 hours

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