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| It was published by Miller Freeman, Inc. and merged with [[OS/2 Magazine]] in 1996.
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| ===Volume 7 - 1995===
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| ;Jan/Feb 1995
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| *5 - Dick Conklin: ''More Talent, Tools, and Tips''
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| *8 - Guy Scharf: ''Product Reviewed: VX-REXX Client/Server Edition''
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| *16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''An Exception You Can Handle''
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| *22 - David E. Reich: ''An API by Any Other Name...''
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| *26 - Joseph P. Busa: ''Advanced Technology Needs Advanced Testing''
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| *31 - Bruce Landeck: ''Multiple Platform Development''
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| *40 - Steve Hargis; Mike Skelton: ''Plug Those Memory Leaks!''
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| *50 - Mark McMillan; Gennaro Cuomo; Jürg von Känel; Guillaume Le Stum: ''A User-Customizable Toolbar Control''
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| *65 - Dieter Babutzka: ''An OS/2 Performance Primer''
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| *70 - David Liebtag: ''Interactive PM Programming''
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| *76 - ''New Products for OS/2''
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| *78 - ''Testing and Debugging Tools Buyer's Guide''
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| ;Mar/Apr 1995
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| *5 - Dick Conklin: ''Porting Applictions''
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| *8 - Guy Scharf: ''Product Reviewed: VisPro/C, VisPro/C++''
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| *16 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''This Isn't the Gutenberg Press''
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| *22 - David E. Reich: ''Power Applications''
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| *26 - Steve Evans: ''Eicon Technology Plays it Smart''
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| *33 - Dean Roddey: ''Taking the Plunge: Converting an OS/2 Appliction to 32 Bits''
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| *42 - Bernie Thompson: ''Warp and Windows: How Similar, How Different''
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| *49 - Derrel Blain: ''Porting Applications to OS/2: a Historical Review of OS/2''
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| *56 - Alan Auerbach: ''Don't Throw Away Those 16-Bit Object Libraries''
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| *66 - Lou Miranda: ''Programming for the Windows Guru''
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| *74 - ''Application Migration Buyer's Guide''
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| *78 - ''New Products for OS/2''
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| ;May/Jun 1995
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| *5 - Dick Conklin: ''Dragging and Dropping''
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| *6 - Guy Scharf: ''Prominare Designer Release 4''
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| *12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''Fonts 101''
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| *18 - David E. Reich: ''Hey Mr. Postman''
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| *24 - Andy Cubbon: ''Object-Oriented User Interface Design with VisualAge''
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| *30 - Kathleen Panov; Larry Salomon Jr.; Arthur Panov: ''Some GUI Basics: Window Messages and Queues''
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| *36 - Dean Roddey: ''Writing Exceptionally Robust Software''
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| *42 - Mark Gayler, Steward Manley: ''Designing and Implementing a Reservations System Graphical User Interface''
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| *48 - John Calcote: ''Thunking: Using 16-Bit Libraries in OS/2 2.0''
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| *57 - Benetta Perry: ''Translated Products: Designing and Testing''
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| *65 - ''GUI Development Buyer's Guide''
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| *68 - ''Warped Books''
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| *70 - ''New Products for OS/2''
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| ;Jul/Aug 1995
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| *5 - Dick Conklin: ''Objects, Notes, and PL/B''
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| *6 - Guy Scharf: ''IBM Developer Connection for OS/2''
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| *12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''Printing Made Easy?''
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| *16 - David E. Reich: ''Some are from the Mars, Some are from the Venus''
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| *21 - William P. Blocker: ''PL/B - A Portable High-Level Programming Language''
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| *26 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: ''The Server Side of CORBA''
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| *31 - Maggie Sanders: ''Searching for a Cross-Platform Development Tool''
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| *34 - Rick Runyan: ''Parts: The Newest Cottage Industry''
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| *39 - Steve Kupec; Charles Carrington: ''Beginning Application Development with Lotus Notes''
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| *44 - F.R. Campagnoni: ''Distributed Objects: Application Design Tips''
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| *53 - Tony Walsh: ''A Lotus Notes REXX API''
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| *57 - ''Object-Oriented Buyer's Guide''
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| *61 - ''New Products for OS/2''
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| *63 - ''Lotus Notes Buyer's Guide''
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| ;Sep/Oct 1995
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| *5 - Dick Conklin: ''Power(PC) to the People''
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| *6 - Guy Scharf: ''Visual SlickEdit for OS/2''
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| *10 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''Manipulating Dialogues in C++''
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| *15 - David E. Reich: ''Extending the OS/2 API''
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| *20 - Charles Dircks: ''OS/2 for the PowerPC: Fact or Fiction''
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| *23 - Stephen Tower; John Morris: ''Porting to the PowerPC''
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| *27 - Randall S. Flint: ''Getting There From Here: Moving to the PowerPC''
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| *34 - Jim Monroe: ''Building an OS/2-Based Airline Reservation System''
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| *38 - Robert C. Yeager: ''OpenDoc - More Than Just Documents''
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| *50 - Charles Meyer: ''Normal Form and Other Mantras of Effective Database Design''
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| *57 - Bart Jacob: ''A Multi-Platform Database Library''
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| *62 - ''Tools for the PowerPC Buyer's Guide''
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| *67 - ''Database Development Tools Buyer's Guide''
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| *72 - ''New Products for OS/2''
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| ;Nov/Dec 1995
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| [[Image:OS2-Dev_Nov-Dec-1995-Cover.png|thumb|Cover]]
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| *5 - Dick Conklin: ''Serving Our Clients''
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| *6 - Guy Scharf: ''CCC/Manager for OS/2''
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| *12 - Matt Smith; Mark Benge: ''What's In a Bitmap?''
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| *20 - David E. Reich: ''Drag Me, Drop Me, Treat Me Like an Object''
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| *24 - Steve Krantz: ''Client/Server Migration - The Office Client Rollout''
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| *30 - Michael Barillier: ''OS/2 Server Design Using Named Pipes''
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| *35 - Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey; Jeri Edwards: ''When CORBA Objects Meet Transactions''
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| *40 - Jeffrey Altman: ''DB2/2 Communication Using Novell's NetBIOS Over IPX''
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| *46 - Mark McMillan: ''A Multicolumn Drag/Drop Listbox''
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| *58 - Scott Broussard: ''Accessing Multimedia Data from OpenDoc''
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| *64 - ''Client/Server Tools Buyer's Guide''
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| *70 - ''New Tools for OS/2''
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