SCOUG's May Meeting - Creating HTML Tables with REXX

Tables are a great layout tool in HTML documents, but creating them can be tedious and frustrating, especially the larger and more complicated they get. Sheridan George has a way to avoid the pitfalls of HTML table creation - he uses REXX - and he'll show us what he does at our May meeting.

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!

Dates of Interest

Networking Your Home This was a presentation you could get your hands dirty on. It was wires, and crimpers, and long drill bits... all the components of actually networking a home. Rocky Rakijas took us step-by-step through the process he went through in his own home and has graciously made his actual presentation available to all of us so that we may successfully follow in his footsteps. It's a great how-to reference!	Thanks, Terry Terry Warren has made so many contributions to SCOUG through the years, we wanted to let him know how much we appreciate him.
Poor Man's WGET Dallas Legan presents a REXX script he wrote to automate grabbing files off the Internet with just a basic network connection and no fancy download tools. Actually, there's a lot more here than just that. Dallas explains what stimulated his interest, the inspiration for his design, and tells about the development processes he went through. You might find his script useful for downloading WGet itself as well as other tools. REXX fans should eat this up!
Dear Mr. Know-It-All Interacting with the Internet is always a good topic. This month Mr. Know-It-All looks at recent developments in web browsers. He suggests that OS/2 users might want to take a closer look at Mozilla Release Candidate 1, IBM Web Browser 1.2, Opera for OS/2 beta 3, Lynx 2.8.5, and eLinks 0.3. 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. Some of this month's examples are Apache, Python (demoed by Sheridan last December), Dani drivers, InJoy Dialer, eCS Maintenance Tool (formerly eCS FixTool), Domino Server updates for OS/2, eBayWatch/2, Java 2, and Virtual PC for OS/2.	Hawking Technologies PN7127P Print Server The Hawking PN7127P print server proves small can be effective. It has solved problems Sheridan had on his home LAN of five computers (one is a Mac) all sharing three printers, and it all works just fine. Sheridan has provided us with clear, succinct instructions on setting the print server up using OS/2. Ink Where to get printer drivers for Lexmark and Epson printers is the focus of Ink this month. Tony sends you off to sites he finds especially useful in Germany and Japan, which via the Internet is just a click away. Quick Survey Have you answered the short survey (it's only one question) on the SCOUG home page? Right now it's about home networks.

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