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This was a magazine (formerly the [[IBM OS/2 Developer]]) focused on OS/2 development.
==Issues==
==Issues==
===Volume 5 - 1993===
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''What's New, OS/2?''
*6 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: ''Taligent: A New Paradigm, A New Approach''
*25 - Mike Kaply: ''The Release of OS/2 2.1: An Overview''
*31 - Frank J. Schroeder; Rick M. Efruss: ''CD-ROM Support in OS/2 2.1''
*40 - Shixiong Yang; Monte Copeland: ''Printing Performance Options in OS/2 2.1 Printer Drivers''
*48 - Chuck McKelley: ''LAN NetView: A Programming Overview''
*52 - Ron Douglas; Shaun Jones; William King Jr.: ''32-Bit GUI Client/Server Application Development With Personal AS/2''
*66 - Ed van Vliet; Steve Wasleski; Rick Blevins; Andrei Malacinski: ''Client/Server Programming With Distributed Application/2''
*73 - Chris Brookins: ''Easel Workbench: Robust Client/Server Development''
*83 - Vincent Stanford; Brandon Booth: ''Speech-Enabling Your Applications with ICSS''
*91 - Marilyn Johnson: ''OS/2 32-Bit Porting and Technical Consulting Workshops''
*97 - Steve Clark: ''Debugging REXX Applications''
*108 - Theodore Shrader: ''Enhancing Your Smalltalk/V Programs''
'''Included:''' [https://ia601501.us.archive.org/12/items/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V5N3-IbmDirect.pdf IBM Direct Summer 1993 - PC Power Tool (G326-0328-88)]<br/>'''Included:''' [https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V5N3-Ivl.pdf Independent Vendor League Catalog]
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[[Image:OS2DevMag-Vol5N4.png|200px|IBM OS/2 Developer Magazine Volume 5 Number 4 Cover]]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Two Paths Converge''
*6 - Dick Conklin: ''Digitalk: Object Pioneer Pushes the Envelope''
*19 - William L. Banning; Michelle M. Buenker; Gary R, Horn; James A. Wangler: ''Network SignON Coordinator/2: A Plus for Network Applications''
*29 - Pat Scherer: ''The LAN Distance Product: LAN Application Transparency for the Remote User''
*37 - Kyle Bigler; Heather Stone; Bart Wise: ''Using NetWare 4.01 for OS/2''
*46 - Chris Andrew; Mark A. Benge; Matt Smith: ''A Color-Full Example: Using Color In Control Design'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V5N4/page/n47/mode/2up]
*59 - Roland Hatschka; Silvia Hansjakob: ''Graphics Interface Kit/2: Visualizing and Manipulating Data''
*70 - Pylee Lennil: ''Demystifying the OS/2 Presentation Manager''
*80 - Donald G. Johnston: ''Programming the Graphical User Interface Extensions of MMPM/2''
*86 - Frank J. Schroeder: ''Converting Real Addresses to Virtual Addresses in OS/2 2.x''
*100 - Laura Adams: ''SPM/2: Fine-Tuning Your Application''
*109 - Allen Wynn: ''Using LINK386 Options to Improve Performance''
'''Included:''' [https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V5N4-ProgrammersParadise.pdf IBM OS/2 2.1 and Development Tools Programmer's Paradise Catalog]
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|style="vertical-align:top;|[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V5N5.pdf No. 5 (Nov/Dec 1993) - G362-0001-20]<br>
[[File:OS2Developer-V5N5.jpeg|200px|''Volume 5 Number 5'']]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''On Sneakers, SOM, and Support''
*6 - Roger Sessions; Nurcan Coskun; Charles Erickson: ''SOMObjects Developer Toolkit: An Overview''
*38 - Mohammed Anwaruddin: ''Migrating from File-Based Storage to Object Database Storage on OS/2''
*46 - Chris Andrew; Mark A. Benge; Matt Smith: ''An Object of Many Colors: Using Custom Controls Within A Workplace Object'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V5N5/page/n47/mode/2up]
*60 - Stefano Maruzzi: ''Writing WPS-Compliant Applications''
*70 - Pylee Lennil: ''The IBM Microkernel Technology''
*76 - Dana Beatty: ''Programming PCMCIA: It's All In The Cards''
*82 - Joseph H. McIntyre: ''Reuse: Recognizing the Opportunities''
*92 - Jacob M. Rzepka; Chuck R. McKelley: ''Introduction to LAN NetView Application Development: An Xmp/Xom Primer''
*104 - Ken Greenlee; Russell Sagraves; Ruth Willenborg; Brian Young: ''IBM Software Installer: Installations Made Easy''
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===Volume 6 - 1994===
===Volume 6 - 1994===
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N1.pdf No. 1 (January/February 1994)]
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|style="vertical-align:top;|[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N1.pdf No. 1 (Jan/Feb 1994)]<br>
[[Image:OS2DevMag-Vol6N1.png|200px|OS/2 Developer - Vol 6 No 1]]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Proffit, Programming, and Products''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Proffit, Programming, and Products''
*6 - Brian Proffit: ''Judges Find a New Way to Client/Serve Papers''
*6 - Brian Proffit: ''Judges Find a New Way to Client/Serve Papers''
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*42 - Erickson, C.; Coskun, N.; Sessions, R.: ''SOMobjects Developer Toolkit: Sharing SOM Objects with DSOM''
*42 - Erickson, C.; Coskun, N.; Sessions, R.: ''SOMobjects Developer Toolkit: Sharing SOM Objects with DSOM''
*54 - Brad Broyles: ''Building a Notebook with IBM C Set++ Objects''
*54 - Brad Broyles: ''Building a Notebook with IBM C Set++ Objects''
*66 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: ''A List Box Replacement''
*66 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: ''A List Box Replacement'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V6N1/page/n67/mode/2up] ([https://github.com/OS2World/DEV-SAMPLES-C-PM-ListBox2 Sample])
*68 - ''So What's Wrong with the C Run-time Memory Management?"
*68 - ''So What's Wrong with the C Run-time Memory Management?''
*73 - Andrei Malacinski; Patrick Mueller: ''Extending REXX with External Functions''
*73 - Andrei Malacinski; Patrick Mueller: ''Extending REXX with External Functions''
*82 - ''Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*82 - ''Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*95 - ''New Tools and Utilities''
*95 - ''New Tools and Utilities''
 
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;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N2.pdf No. 2 (March/April 1994)]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''The Decade of the LAN''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''The Decade of the LAN''
*6 - David E. Reich: ''Efficient 32-bit Memory Management With OS/2''
*6 - David E. Reich: ''Efficient 32-bit Memory Management With OS/2''
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*81 - Mark Benge; John Boezeman; James Pirkle Jr.: ''Visually Sampling DB2/2''
*81 - Mark Benge; John Boezeman; James Pirkle Jr.: ''Visually Sampling DB2/2''
*89 - ''LAN Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*89 - ''LAN Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
 
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;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N3.pdf No. 3 (May/June 1994)]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Pushing the Multimedia Envelope''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Pushing the Multimedia Envelope''
*12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''A Musical List Box''
*12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''A Musical List Box'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V6N3/page/n13/]
*18 - David E. Reich: ''InSOMnia and Workplace Shell Programming''
*18 - David E. Reich: ''InSOMnia and Workplace Shell Programming''
*28 - Brian Proffit: ''OS/2 Delivers United Parcel Service''
*28 - Brian Proffit: ''OS/2 Delivers United Parcel Service''
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*85 - ''Multimedia Tools Buyer's Guide''
*85 - ''Multimedia Tools Buyer's Guide''
*90 - Bradley R. Wardell: ''Advanced Strategy Games Move to OS/2''
*90 - Bradley R. Wardell: ''Advanced Strategy Games Move to OS/2''
 
|-
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N4.pdf No. 4 (July/Aug 1994)]
|style="vertical-align:top;|[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N4.pdf No. 4 (Jul/Aug 1994)]<br>
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''The Pen is Mightier Than the Mouse''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''The Pen is Mightier Than the Mouse''
*6 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: ''The Forbidden Text''
*6 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: ''The Forbidden Text'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V6N4/page/n7/mode/2up]
*12 - Brian Proffit: ''Utility Company Adds Power with OS/2''
*12 - Brian Proffit: ''Utility Company Adds Power with OS/2''
*20 - David E. Reich: ''More InSOMnia and Workplace Shell Programming''
*20 - David E. Reich: ''More InSOMnia and Workplace Shell Programming''
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*84 - ''OS/2 Survives the Pits''
*84 - ''OS/2 Survives the Pits''
*95 - ''OS/2 Training Buyer's Guide''
*95 - ''OS/2 Training Buyer's Guide''
 
|-
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N5.pdf No. 5 (Sept/Oct 1994)]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Gary Kildall, CP/M and OS/2''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Gary Kildall, CP/M and OS/2''
*6 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: ''Object of Desire''
*6 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: ''Object of Desire'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V6N5/page/n7/mode/2up]
*8 - ''Tales from the Trenches (Building C++ DLLs)''
*8 - ''Tales from the Trenches (Building C++ DLLs)''
*18 - ''Life After Outsourcing''
*18 - ''Life After Outsourcing''
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*50 - ''ORB vs. RPC''
*50 - ''ORB vs. RPC''
*54 - Robert Lindsay: ''Hints for VisualAge Wrappers''
*54 - Robert Lindsay: ''Hints for VisualAge Wrappers''
*61 - Lori Ruffing, Eric Snell: ''Writing OS/2 PM Controls in C++''
*61 - Lori Ruffing, Eric Snell: ''Writing OS/2 PM Controls in C++'' ([https://github.com/OS2World/DEV-SAMPLES-PM-CTLCPP Source Code])
*68 - ''Object-Oriented Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*68 - ''Object-Oriented Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*77 - ''New Tools for OS/2''
*77 - ''New Tools for OS/2''
;Included- [https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N5-Deskman.pdf Deskman]   
;Supplements
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N5-Summer.pdf REXX Report (Summer 1994)]
* [https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N5-Deskman.pdf Deskman]   
*4 - Mike Cowlishaw: ''REXX Motivations''
* [https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N5-Summer.pdf REXX Report (Summer 1994)]
*8 - Rick McGuire; Steve Pritko; Gary Cole; Mark Cramer; Michael Baryla: ''REXX is for Lovers''
**4 - Mike Cowlishaw: ''REXX Motivations''
*18 - Grace Welch: ''Prototyping Database Applications with VX-REXX''
**8 - Rick McGuire; Steve Pritko; Gary Cole; Mark Cramer; Michael Baryla: ''REXX is for Lovers''
*23 - Steve Clark: ''Debugging REXX Applications''
**18 - Grace Welch: ''Prototyping Database Applications with VX-REXX''
*33 - Eric Giguere: ''Designing REXX-Aware Applications''
**23 - Steve Clark: ''Debugging REXX Applications''
*39 - Mark Benge; John Boezeman; James Pirkle Jr.: ''Visually Sampling DB2/2''
**33 - Eric Giguere: ''Designing REXX-Aware Applications''
*47 - Andrei Malacinski; Patrick Mueller: ''Extending REXX with External Functions''
**39 - Mark Benge; John Boezeman; James Pirkle Jr.: ''Visually Sampling DB2/2''
*54 - ''REXX Buyer's Guide''
**47 - Andrei Malacinski; Patrick Mueller: ''Extending REXX with External Functions''
 
**54 - ''REXX Buyer's Guide''
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V6N6.pdf No. 6 (Nov/Dec 1994)]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''In Search of...''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''In Search of...''
*6 - Matt Smith, Mark Benge: ''Just a Matter of Editing''
*6 - Matt Smith, Mark Benge: ''Just a Matter of Editing'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V6N6/page/n7/mode/2up]
*12 - David E. Reich: ''Who's Up First? Thread Priorities and Scheduling''
*12 - David E. Reich: ''Who's Up First? Thread Priorities and Scheduling''
*20 - John D. Webb: ''Color Palette Management with OS/2''
*20 - John D. Webb: ''Color Palette Management with OS/2''
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*54 - Nick Holdapp: ''Line Styles and the OS/2 PM GPI''
*54 - Nick Holdapp: ''Line Styles and the OS/2 PM GPI''
*66 - Dean Roddey: ''A Peek at Taligent: The Graphics Subsystem''
*66 - Dean Roddey: ''A Peek at Taligent: The Graphics Subsystem''
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===Volume 7 - 1995===
===Volume 7 - 1995===
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V7N1.pdf No 1 (Jan/Feb 1995)]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''More Talent, Tools, and Tips''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''More Talent, Tools, and Tips''
*8 - Guy Scharf: ''Product Reviewed: VX-REXX Client/Server Edition''
*8 - Guy Scharf: ''Product Reviewed: VX-REXX Client/Server Edition''
*16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''An Exception You Can Handle''
*16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''An Exception You Can Handle'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V7N1/page/n17/mode/2up] ([https://github.com/OS2World/DEV-SAMPLES-C-PM-An_Exception Sample])
*22 - David E. Reich: ''An API by Any Other Name...''
*22 - David E. Reich: ''An API by Any Other Name...''
*26 - Joseph P. Busa: ''Advanced Technology Needs Advanced Testing''
*26 - Joseph P. Busa: ''Advanced Technology Needs Advanced Testing''
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*76 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*76 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*78 - ''Testing and Debugging Tools Buyer's Guide''
*78 - ''Testing and Debugging Tools Buyer's Guide''
 
|-
;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V7N2.pdf No 2 (Mar/Apr 1995)]
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[[File:OS2Developer-V7N2.jpeg|200px|''Vol 7 No 2'']]
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Porting Applictions''
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Porting Applications''
*8 - Guy Scharf: ''Product Reviewed: VisPro/C, VisPro/C++''
*8 - Guy Scharf: ''Product Reviewed: VisPro/C, VisPro/C++''
*16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''This Isn't the Gutenberg Press''
*16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''This Isn't the Gutenberg Press''
*22 - David E. Reich: ''Power Applications''
*22 - David E. Reich: ''Power Applications''
*26 - Steve Evans: ''Eicon Technology Plays it Smart''
*26 - Steve Evans: ''Eicon Technology Plays it Smart''
*33 - Dean Roddey: ''Taking the Plunge: Converting an OS/2 Appliction to 32 Bits''
*33 - Dean Roddey: ''Taking the Plunge: Converting an OS/2 Application to 32 Bits''
*42 - Bernie Thompson: ''Warp and Windows: How Similar, How Different''
*42 - Bernie Thompson: ''Warp and Windows: How Similar, How Different''
*49 - Derrel Blain: ''Porting Applications to OS/2: a Historical Review of OS/2''
*49 - Derrel Blain: ''Porting Applications to OS/2: a Historical Review of OS/2''
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*74 - ''Application Migration Buyer's Guide''
*74 - ''Application Migration Buyer's Guide''
*78 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*78 - ''New Products for OS/2''
 
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Dragging and Dropping''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Dragging and Dropping''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''Prominare Designer Release 4''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''Prominare Designer Release 4''
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*68 - ''Warped Books''
*68 - ''Warped Books''
*70 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*70 - ''New Products for OS/2''
 
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;[https://archive.org/download/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V7N4.pdf No 4 (Jul/Aug 1995)]
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Objects, Notes, and PL/B''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Objects, Notes, and PL/B''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''IBM Developer Connection for OS/2''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''IBM Developer Connection for OS/2''
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*61 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*61 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*63 - ''Lotus Notes Buyer's Guide''
*63 - ''Lotus Notes Buyer's Guide''
 
;Supplement
;[https://ia601501.us.archive.org/12/items/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V7S1995.pdf REXX Report (Summer 1995)]
*[https://ia601501.us.archive.org/12/items/Readme_20181018/OS2DevMag-V7S1995.pdf REXX Report (Summer 1995)]
*4 - REXX Trek-A Comparison of REXX Visual Builders  
**4 - Blake Watson: ''REXX Trek - A Comparison of REXX Visual Builders''
*9 - E-Mail Enabling REXX  
**9 - Mark Ramsey: ''E-Mail Enabling REXX''
*13 - Intro to Workplace Shell Programming Using REXX  
**13 - Gowri Sankar Sivaprasad: ''Intro to Workplace Shell Programming Using REXX''
*17 - Combining REXX and Postscript  
**17 - Merrill Callaway: ''Combining REXX and Postscript''
*22 - PDS Transfers Using EHLLAPI in REXX
**22 - Markus Pelt-Layman: ''PDS Transfers Using EHLLAPI in REXX''
*31- Object REXX-HowCool
**31 - Bret Curran: ''Object REXX~HowCool?''
*35 - Six Simple Code-Tuning Techniques  
**35 - Craig Hodgins: ''Six Simple Code-Tuning Techniques''
*39 - Designing REXX Programs for Multiple Languages  
**39 - Bruce E. Högman: ''Designing REXX Programs for Multiple Languages''
*42 - The Workplace Shell: Objects to the Core  
**42 - Rony G. Flatscher: ''The Workplace Shell: Objects to the Core.'' [https://hobbes.nmsu.edu/?search=RexxWPS Samples]
*52 - REXX Buyers Guide  
**52 - ''REXX Buyers Guide''
 
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Power(PC) to the People''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Power(PC) to the People''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''Visual SlickEdit for OS/2''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''Visual SlickEdit for OS/2''
*10 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''Manipulating Dialogues in C++''
*10 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''Manipulating Dialogues in C++'' ([https://github.com/OS2World/DEV-SAMPLES-CPP-PM-dlgcpp Sample])
*15 - David E. Reich: ''Extending the OS/2 API''
*15 - David E. Reich: ''Extending the OS/2 API''
*20 - Charles Dircks: ''OS/2 for the PowerPC: Fact or Fiction''
*20 - Charles Dircks: ''OS/2 for the PowerPC: Fact or Fiction''
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*67 - ''Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*67 - ''Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
*72 - ''New Products for OS/2''
*72 - ''New Products for OS/2''
 
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*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Serving Our Clients''
*5 - Dick Conklin: ''Serving Our Clients''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''CCC/Manager for OS/2''
*6 - Guy Scharf: ''CCC/Manager for OS/2''
*12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''What's In a Bitmap?''
*12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''What's In a Bitmap?'' [https://archive.org/details/os2devmag/OS2DevMag-V7N6/page/n13/mode/2up] ([https://github.com/OS2World/DEV-SAMPLES-C-PM-ViewBPM Sample])
*20 - David E. Reich: ''Drag Me, Drop Me, Treat Me Like an Object''
*20 - David E. Reich: ''Drag Me, Drop Me, Treat Me Like an Object''
*24 - Steve Krantz: ''Client/Server Migration - The Office Client Rollout''
*24 - Steve Krantz: ''Client/Server Migration - The Office Client Rollout''
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*64 - ''Client/Server Tools Buyer's Guide''
*64 - ''Client/Server Tools Buyer's Guide''
*70 - ''New Tools for OS/2''
*70 - ''New Tools for OS/2''
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[[Category:Magazines]]
[[Category:Magazines]]

Latest revision as of 21:59, 3 November 2023

This was a magazine (formerly the IBM OS/2 Developer) focused on OS/2 development.

Issues

Volume 5 - 1993

Volume 6
Number Content
No. 3 (July/Aug 1993) - G362-0001-18

Volume 5 Number 3

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: What's New, OS/2?
  • 6 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: Taligent: A New Paradigm, A New Approach
  • 25 - Mike Kaply: The Release of OS/2 2.1: An Overview
  • 31 - Frank J. Schroeder; Rick M. Efruss: CD-ROM Support in OS/2 2.1
  • 40 - Shixiong Yang; Monte Copeland: Printing Performance Options in OS/2 2.1 Printer Drivers
  • 48 - Chuck McKelley: LAN NetView: A Programming Overview
  • 52 - Ron Douglas; Shaun Jones; William King Jr.: 32-Bit GUI Client/Server Application Development With Personal AS/2
  • 66 - Ed van Vliet; Steve Wasleski; Rick Blevins; Andrei Malacinski: Client/Server Programming With Distributed Application/2
  • 73 - Chris Brookins: Easel Workbench: Robust Client/Server Development
  • 83 - Vincent Stanford; Brandon Booth: Speech-Enabling Your Applications with ICSS
  • 91 - Marilyn Johnson: OS/2 32-Bit Porting and Technical Consulting Workshops
  • 97 - Steve Clark: Debugging REXX Applications
  • 108 - Theodore Shrader: Enhancing Your Smalltalk/V Programs

Included: IBM Direct Summer 1993 - PC Power Tool (G326-0328-88)
Included: Independent Vendor League Catalog

No. 4 (Sep/Oct 1993) - G362-0001-19

IBM OS/2 Developer Magazine Volume 5 Number 4 Cover

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Two Paths Converge
  • 6 - Dick Conklin: Digitalk: Object Pioneer Pushes the Envelope
  • 19 - William L. Banning; Michelle M. Buenker; Gary R, Horn; James A. Wangler: Network SignON Coordinator/2: A Plus for Network Applications
  • 29 - Pat Scherer: The LAN Distance Product: LAN Application Transparency for the Remote User
  • 37 - Kyle Bigler; Heather Stone; Bart Wise: Using NetWare 4.01 for OS/2
  • 46 - Chris Andrew; Mark A. Benge; Matt Smith: A Color-Full Example: Using Color In Control Design [1]
  • 59 - Roland Hatschka; Silvia Hansjakob: Graphics Interface Kit/2: Visualizing and Manipulating Data
  • 70 - Pylee Lennil: Demystifying the OS/2 Presentation Manager
  • 80 - Donald G. Johnston: Programming the Graphical User Interface Extensions of MMPM/2
  • 86 - Frank J. Schroeder: Converting Real Addresses to Virtual Addresses in OS/2 2.x
  • 100 - Laura Adams: SPM/2: Fine-Tuning Your Application
  • 109 - Allen Wynn: Using LINK386 Options to Improve Performance

Included: IBM OS/2 2.1 and Development Tools Programmer's Paradise Catalog

No. 5 (Nov/Dec 1993) - G362-0001-20

Volume 5 Number 5

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: On Sneakers, SOM, and Support
  • 6 - Roger Sessions; Nurcan Coskun; Charles Erickson: SOMObjects Developer Toolkit: An Overview
  • 38 - Mohammed Anwaruddin: Migrating from File-Based Storage to Object Database Storage on OS/2
  • 46 - Chris Andrew; Mark A. Benge; Matt Smith: An Object of Many Colors: Using Custom Controls Within A Workplace Object [2]
  • 60 - Stefano Maruzzi: Writing WPS-Compliant Applications
  • 70 - Pylee Lennil: The IBM Microkernel Technology
  • 76 - Dana Beatty: Programming PCMCIA: It's All In The Cards
  • 82 - Joseph H. McIntyre: Reuse: Recognizing the Opportunities
  • 92 - Jacob M. Rzepka; Chuck R. McKelley: Introduction to LAN NetView Application Development: An Xmp/Xom Primer
  • 104 - Ken Greenlee; Russell Sagraves; Ruth Willenborg; Brian Young: IBM Software Installer: Installations Made Easy

Volume 6 - 1994

Volume 6
Number Content
No. 1 (Jan/Feb 1994)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 6 No 1

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Proffit, Programming, and Products
  • 6 - Brian Proffit: Judges Find a New Way to Client/Serve Papers
  • 12 - David E. Reich: Ins and Outs of Dynamic Link Libraries
  • 18 - Luciano Pedron: Exploring the DB2/2 Application Development Process
  • 22 - Database Application Programming Glossary
  • 30 - Grace Welch: Prototyping Database Applications with VX-REXX
  • 36 - Leon Katsnelson: Whatever Happened to OS/2's Database Manager
  • 42 - Erickson, C.; Coskun, N.; Sessions, R.: SOMobjects Developer Toolkit: Sharing SOM Objects with DSOM
  • 54 - Brad Broyles: Building a Notebook with IBM C Set++ Objects
  • 66 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: A List Box Replacement [3] (Sample)
  • 68 - So What's Wrong with the C Run-time Memory Management?
  • 73 - Andrei Malacinski; Patrick Mueller: Extending REXX with External Functions
  • 82 - Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide
  • 95 - New Tools and Utilities
No. 2 (Mar/Apr 1994)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 6 No 2

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: The Decade of the LAN
  • 6 - David E. Reich: Efficient 32-bit Memory Management With OS/2
  • 12 - Brian Proffit: Insurance Company Looks to Future With OS/2
  • 18 - Hari Maduri: Locking Network File System Files on OS/2
  • 29 - Charles McKelley; Jacob M. Rzepka: Using the LAN NetView Basic User Interface APIs
  • 46 - Stacey Taylor: Network Management Using SNMP for LAN NetView
  • 55 - Tom Ellis; Mike McIntyre: NetBIOS and 802.2 Applications: Problems and Solutions
  • 66 - Theodore Shrader: Enabling Your Applications for CID
  • 72 - Smith; Kohler; King: Increasing LAN Efficiency With CM/2 Distributed
  • 78 - New Tools and Utilities
  • 81 - Mark Benge; John Boezeman; James Pirkle Jr.: Visually Sampling DB2/2
  • 89 - LAN Development Tools Buyer's Guide
No. 3 (May/Jun 1994)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 6 No 3

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Pushing the Multimedia Envelope
  • 12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: A Musical List Box [4]
  • 18 - David E. Reich: InSOMnia and Workplace Shell Programming
  • 28 - Brian Proffit: OS/2 Delivers United Parcel Service
  • 36 - Dallas Foster Jr.: MMPM/2 and Workplace Shell: Tips and Techniques for Integral Compatibility
  • 50 - Chris Dinallo: Understanding Audio Device Driver Architecture
  • 60 - Tom Richards: Using Multimedia in Smalltalk: An Audio CD Player
  • 70 - Linden deCarmo: Performance Tuning OS/2 Audio Applications
  • 76 - New Tools for OS/2
  • 79 - Tools for Debugging Your OS/2 Applications
  • 81 - John Sweeney: Multimedia Performance Guidelines for Audio Visual Connection
  • 85 - Multimedia Tools Buyer's Guide
  • 90 - Bradley R. Wardell: Advanced Strategy Games Move to OS/2
No. 4 (Jul/Aug 1994)

Vol 6 No 4

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: The Pen is Mightier Than the Mouse
  • 6 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: The Forbidden Text [5]
  • 12 - Brian Proffit: Utility Company Adds Power with OS/2
  • 20 - David E. Reich: More InSOMnia and Workplace Shell Programming
  • 36 - Robert L. Tycast: Component Software for the Masses: OpenDoc is Here
  • 42 - Vera Dulaney; Kevin Lee: The Talking Pen: Coding a Pen/Audio Application
  • 52 - Dean Roddey: An Example OS/2 C++ Class Library System
  • 63 - Sarka J. Martinez: A Natural User Interface: Writing a Pen-Centric Application
  • 74 - Compilers and Interpreters Buyer's Guide
  • 82 - New Tools for OS/2
  • 84 - OS/2 Survives the Pits
  • 95 - OS/2 Training Buyer's Guide
No. 5 (Sep/Oct 1994)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 6 No 5

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Gary Kildall, CP/M and OS/2
  • 6 - Mark Benge; Matt Smith: Object of Desire [6]
  • 8 - Tales from the Trenches (Building C++ DLLs)
  • 18 - Life After Outsourcing
  • 24 - David E. Reich: Objective OS/2 Decisions
  • 31 - Cliff Reeves; Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: A Distributed Object Road Map for Developers
  • 40 - Robert L. Tycast: OpenDoc Basic Anatomy 101
  • 46 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: Client/Server Programming with CORBA Objects
  • 50 - ORB vs. RPC
  • 54 - Robert Lindsay: Hints for VisualAge Wrappers
  • 61 - Lori Ruffing, Eric Snell: Writing OS/2 PM Controls in C++ (Source Code)
  • 68 - Object-Oriented Development Tools Buyer's Guide
  • 77 - New Tools for OS/2
Supplements
  • Deskman
  • REXX Report (Summer 1994)
    • 4 - Mike Cowlishaw: REXX Motivations
    • 8 - Rick McGuire; Steve Pritko; Gary Cole; Mark Cramer; Michael Baryla: REXX is for Lovers
    • 18 - Grace Welch: Prototyping Database Applications with VX-REXX
    • 23 - Steve Clark: Debugging REXX Applications
    • 33 - Eric Giguere: Designing REXX-Aware Applications
    • 39 - Mark Benge; John Boezeman; James Pirkle Jr.: Visually Sampling DB2/2
    • 47 - Andrei Malacinski; Patrick Mueller: Extending REXX with External Functions
    • 54 - REXX Buyer's Guide
No. 6 (Nov/Dec 1994)

Vol 6 No 6

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: In Search of...
  • 6 - Matt Smith, Mark Benge: Just a Matter of Editing [7]
  • 12 - David E. Reich: Who's Up First? Thread Priorities and Scheduling
  • 20 - John D. Webb: Color Palette Management with OS/2
  • 29 - Scott Broussard; Eric Snell: Integrating OpenDoc Parts with Workplace Shell
  • 34 - Suzy Deffeyes, John Spitzer: OpenGL on OS/2
  • 46 - Liston Tatum: Engineering Object Persistence with C-Set++ and DB2/2
  • 54 - Nick Holdapp: Line Styles and the OS/2 PM GPI
  • 66 - Dean Roddey: A Peek at Taligent: The Graphics Subsystem

Volume 7 - 1995

Volume 6
Number Content
No 1 (Jan/Feb 1995)

Vol 7 No 1

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: More Talent, Tools, and Tips
  • 8 - Guy Scharf: Product Reviewed: VX-REXX Client/Server Edition
  • 16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: An Exception You Can Handle [8] (Sample)
  • 22 - David E. Reich: An API by Any Other Name...
  • 26 - Joseph P. Busa: Advanced Technology Needs Advanced Testing
  • 31 - Bruce Landeck: Multiple Platform Development
  • 40 - Steve Hargis; Mike Skelton: Plug Those Memory Leaks!
  • 50 - Mark McMillan; Gennaro Cuomo; Jürg von Känel; Guillaume Le Stum: A User-Customizable Toolbar Control
  • 65 - Dieter Babutzka: An OS/2 Performance Primer
  • 70 - David Liebtag: Interactive PM Programming
  • 76 - New Products for OS/2
  • 78 - Testing and Debugging Tools Buyer's Guide
No 2 (Mar/Apr 1995)

Vol 7 No 2

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Porting Applications
  • 8 - Guy Scharf: Product Reviewed: VisPro/C, VisPro/C++
  • 16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: This Isn't the Gutenberg Press
  • 22 - David E. Reich: Power Applications
  • 26 - Steve Evans: Eicon Technology Plays it Smart
  • 33 - Dean Roddey: Taking the Plunge: Converting an OS/2 Application to 32 Bits
  • 42 - Bernie Thompson: Warp and Windows: How Similar, How Different
  • 49 - Derrel Blain: Porting Applications to OS/2: a Historical Review of OS/2
  • 56 - Alan Auerbach: Don't Throw Away Those 16-Bit Object Libraries
  • 66 - Lou Miranda: Programming for the Windows Guru
  • 74 - Application Migration Buyer's Guide
  • 78 - New Products for OS/2
No 3 (May/Jun 1995)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 7 No 3

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Dragging and Dropping
  • 6 - Guy Scharf: Prominare Designer Release 4
  • 12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: Fonts 101
  • 18 - David E. Reich: Hey Mr. Postman
  • 24 - Andy Cubbon: Object-Oriented User Interface Design with VisualAge
  • 30 - Kathleen Panov; Larry Salomon Jr.; Arthur Panov: Some GUI Basics: Window Messages and Queues
  • 36 - Dean Roddey: Writing Exceptionally Robust Software
  • 42 - Mark Gayler, Steward Manley: Designing and Implementing a Reservations System Graphical User Interface
  • 48 - John Calcote: Thunking: Using 16-Bit Libraries in OS/2 2.0
  • 57 - Benetta Perry: Translated Products: Designing and Testing
  • 65 - GUI Development Buyer's Guide
  • 68 - Warped Books
  • 70 - New Products for OS/2
No 4 (Jul/Aug 1995)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 7 No 4

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Objects, Notes, and PL/B
  • 6 - Guy Scharf: IBM Developer Connection for OS/2
  • 12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: Printing Made Easy?
  • 16 - David E. Reich: Some are from the Mars, Some are from the Venus
  • 21 - William P. Blocker: PL/B - A Portable High-Level Programming Language
  • 26 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: The Server Side of CORBA
  • 31 - Maggie Sanders: Searching for a Cross-Platform Development Tool
  • 34 - Rick Runyan: Parts: The Newest Cottage Industry
  • 39 - Steve Kupec; Charles Carrington: Beginning Application Development with Lotus Notes
  • 44 - F.R. Campagnoni: Distributed Objects: Application Design Tips
  • 53 - Tony Walsh: A Lotus Notes REXX API
  • 57 - Object-Oriented Buyer's Guide
  • 61 - New Products for OS/2
  • 63 - Lotus Notes Buyer's Guide
Supplement
  • REXX Report (Summer 1995)
    • 4 - Blake Watson: REXX Trek - A Comparison of REXX Visual Builders
    • 9 - Mark Ramsey: E-Mail Enabling REXX
    • 13 - Gowri Sankar Sivaprasad: Intro to Workplace Shell Programming Using REXX
    • 17 - Merrill Callaway: Combining REXX and Postscript
    • 22 - Markus Pelt-Layman: PDS Transfers Using EHLLAPI in REXX
    • 31 - Bret Curran: Object REXX~HowCool?
    • 35 - Craig Hodgins: Six Simple Code-Tuning Techniques
    • 39 - Bruce E. Högman: Designing REXX Programs for Multiple Languages
    • 42 - Rony G. Flatscher: The Workplace Shell: Objects to the Core. Samples
    • 52 - REXX Buyers Guide
No 5 (Sep/Oct 1995)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 7 No 5

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Power(PC) to the People
  • 6 - Guy Scharf: Visual SlickEdit for OS/2
  • 10 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: Manipulating Dialogues in C++ (Sample)
  • 15 - David E. Reich: Extending the OS/2 API
  • 20 - Charles Dircks: OS/2 for the PowerPC: Fact or Fiction
  • 23 - Stephen Tower; John Morris: Porting to the PowerPC
  • 27 - Randall S. Flint: Getting There From Here: Moving to the PowerPC
  • 34 - Jim Monroe: Building an OS/2-Based Airline Reservation System
  • 38 - Robert C. Yeager: OpenDoc - More Than Just Documents
  • 50 - Charles Meyer: Normal Form and Other Mantras of Effective Database Design
  • 57 - Bart Jacob: A Multi-Platform Database Library
  • 62 - Tools for the PowerPC Buyer's Guide
  • 67 - Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide
  • 72 - New Products for OS/2
No 6 (Nov/Dec 1995)

OS/2 Developer - Vol 7 No 6

  • 5 - Dick Conklin: Serving Our Clients
  • 6 - Guy Scharf: CCC/Manager for OS/2
  • 12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: What's In a Bitmap? [9] (Sample)
  • 20 - David E. Reich: Drag Me, Drop Me, Treat Me Like an Object
  • 24 - Steve Krantz: Client/Server Migration - The Office Client Rollout
  • 30 - Michael Barillier: OS/2 Server Design Using Named Pipes
  • 35 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey; Jeri Edwards: When CORBA Objects Meet Transactions
  • 40 - Jeffrey Altman: DB2/2 Communication Using Novell's NetBIOS Over IPX
  • 46 - Mark McMillan: A Multicolumn Drag/Drop Listbox
  • 58 - Scott Broussard: Accessing Multimedia Data from OpenDoc
  • 64 - Client/Server Tools Buyer's Guide
  • 70 - New Tools for OS/2
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