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* [[Java--An Exciting World of Opportunities]] by [[David Mounce]] (April 1996)
* [[Java--An Exciting World of Opportunities]] by [[David Mounce]] (April 1996)
* [[What's New on Volume 10?]] by [[Karen Foley]] (April 1996)
* [[What's New on Volume 10?]] by [[Karen Foley]] (April 1996)
* [[Finally...Software MPEG Video Playback!]] by [[Lauren Post]] (April 1996)
* [[Finally... Software MPEG Video Playback!]] by [[Lauren Post]] (April 1996)
* [[OpenDoc for AIX]] by [[Leigh Williamson]] (April 1996)
* [[OpenDoc for AIX]] by [[Leigh Williamson]] (April 1996)
* [[Mustering DCE Registry Objects with the Managed Object Class Library]] by [[Theodore Shrader]] and [[Gregg Wilson]] (April 1996)
* [[Mustering DCE Registry Objects with the Managed Object Class Library]] by [[Theodore Shrader]] and [[Gregg Wilson]] (April 1996)

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EDM/2 is the premier site to find OS/2 and eComStation software development information.

Here are some news about the site.

Non-EDM/2 Republished Articles

There are several OS/2 and eComStation programming articles floating around. When the authors authorize to republish their articles under the Creative Commons license, it can be included on the wiki and the most important thing of all, there are clear rules to create derivative works.

The re-published articles on the EDM/2 wiki are:


Links

There is also some non-Creative Commons development related articles/publications that the EDM/2 wiki links to.

This month it had been included the following links.

I want to thank all the authors that allowed their articles and documentation to be published on the EDM/2 wiki.

Please visit: http://www.edm2.com

Help is always welcome, contact me if you want to help me with the wiki.