SCOUG's June Meeting - Surprise, Surprise, Surprise

The special guest at our June meeting is SciTech and Open Watcom developer Michal Necasek, coming down from Northern California to present the latest on SciTech Display Doctor video drivers, the Open Watcom OS/2 compiler and programming environment, and his "The OS/2 Years" private collection of historic versions of OS/2 running on very special hardware including an original PS/2 laptop.

OS/2 Help Desk and Networking SIG

They both meet the first Sunday of the month, 2 PM, in Science room 203 at Chapman University. Join them!

The May Meeting

At our May meeting, SCOUG Vice President Sheridan George showed us how to generate tables for our web pages using REXX.

Dates of Interest

Creating HTML Tables with REXX We learned how to use REXX scripts to generate html tables at the May 2002 meeting. Here are all of Sheridan's presentation materials so you can try it yourself.	The President's Message OS/2 is humming along and Tony is so happy about his recent experiences. He contrasts that with other operating system realities.
Better Compression Using RAR PKZip has a limit on the number of files it will compress together. When you want a large number of files zipped up together, RAR, an alternate compression utility, seems to do the trick.	Dear Mr. Know-It-All If installing Apache is in your future, Mr. Know-It-All has information you'll want.
DOWNLOAD! Download is your number one source for what's new in OS/2 applications and drivers. You'll find everything new in the past month listed here, with links to take you right to the files you need.	Ink Tony spells out what new printers are supported for OS/2 with the IBM Omni, Postscript, and Laserjet printer drivers. It's quite a long list.

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