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Welcome to the relaunched EDM/2 site!

It's about five years ago that the last issue of EDM/2 was released to the public, since then no new articles about OS/2 and eCS programming appeared on EDM/2. So it was about time to finally change that! (A short history of EDM/2)

For sure we had to face the facts too, the OS/2 and eCS developer community shrank quite a lot so monthly issues are simply impossible nowadays. It would just be a lot of work for the editor and we seriously doubt that we would find enough articles for an issue. If we wait each time to fill a new issue we would not release written articles to the public for a too long time so we decided to go another way that popped up: Wiki

This basically means that everyone of you out there can contribute to the new EDM/2 without a lot of interaction of other people and even better, the community can extend the articles and fix problems!

So far, enjoy the new stuff and don't forget to contribute!

The new EDM/2 staff

(aka the crew from netlabs.org :)

Latest articles Using Innotek FT2LIB for your own applications by Bart van Leeuwen Porting SDL applications from netlabs.org How to program for the WPS from netlabs.org Free Pascal Compiler Review by Prokushev Creating modules for Doodle's Screen Saver - Part 1 by Doodle Creating modules for Doodle's Screen Saver - Part 2 by Doodle Creating modules for Doodle's Screen Saver - Part 3 by Doodle How to setup old Borland C for use with eComStation Toolkit by Anakor Porting from Unix platforms by Ydario Introduction to SOM by Prokushev Republished articles Using OS/2 2.x bitmap files by Timur Tabi High Resolution Timing under OS/2 by Timur Tabi Introduction to PM Programming - Dec 1993 by Larry Salomon Jr. Introduction to PM Programming - Jan 1994 by Larry Salomon Jr. % [%[Introduction to PM Programming - Feb 1994]] by Larry Salomon Jr. A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ - Part 1/3 by Stefan Ruck (June 1996) A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ - Part 2/3 by Stefan Ruck (July 1996) A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ - Part 3/3 by Stefan Ruck (August 1996) Manage Your Configuration Files and Data by Stefan Ruck (September 1997) Multilingual Resources by Stefan Ruck (November 1997) Let's Talk About... Singleton by Stefan Ruck (December 1997) Mnemonics in Dialog Boxes by Stefan Ruck (September 1998) A Keystroke Recorder by Stefan Ruck (January 1999) Singletons - The Next Generation by Stefan Ruck (September 1999) OS/2 Frequently Asked Questions by Dean Roddey (November 1995) Stupid Enumeration Tricks by Dean Roddey (June 1996) Controlling Yourself. A Framework for Configurable Options by John Holt (December 1994) Fitting a Notebook into a Dialog by %[%5[Roman Stangl]] %(July 1997) Notebook Key Processing by Roman Stangl (August 1997) Rebooting OS/2 by Roman Stangl (September 1997) Disabling a Window (Rectangle) by Roman Stangl (October 1997) Managing DOS Settings by Roman Stangl (July 1998) Calling PM from AVIO Applications by Roman Stangl (August 1998) Resources and Decompiling Them by Martin Lafaix (June 1994) KEYBOARD.DCP File Format by Martin Lafaix (March 1995) Implementing Flyout Menus in OS/2 by Mike La Martina (May 1999) OS/2's Symmetrical Multiprocessing Demystified by Ted Waldron III (September 1997)

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