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Source: Timur Tabi (Timur_Tabi@Dell.com)
Moderator: Dirk Terrell (admin@os2ss.com)
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Every Monday and Thursday, I'll be reporting on 
OS/2-related items for sale on http://www.ebay.com and the 
comp.os.os2.marketplace newsgroup. Even if you're not 
thinking about buying anything OS/2 related, you might find 
something that catches your interested.  Just search with 
the keyword "OS/2" and you'll find everything.

As always, there are copies of OS/2 2.x, Warp 3, and Warp 4 
available for sale. These items make great gifts for your 
Windows-using friends!

A lot of people seem to be selling their copies of Lotus 
software, namely Freelance, Ami Pro, and 1-2-3.  Since you 
can usually find some of these apps for sale on eBay, I'll 
no longer point them out.  

There are a few copies of Warp Server and WS Advanced 
available.  Since the retail versions cost hundreds, if not 
over a thousand, dollars, this is a great way to pick up 
the world's best server operating system.  There's even
the book "Warp Admin Survival Guide" with its own copy of 
Warp 3.  There's also LANtastic for OS/2, which is a great 
low-cost alternative.

Other networking-related items include IBM PComm AS/400 and 
3270 and IBM SystemView.

There are quite a few programmer-related items available 
this week.  IBM C Set++, Oracle Database 7.0, Borland C++ 
1.5, the "OS/2 Programming Pack" (VA Java Pro 2.0, Speed 
Pascal/2 1.5, and CA-Realizer 2.0), and Borland C++ 2.0.

Utility-wise, there's a copy of OS/2 Essentials, FaxWorks 
Pro, a shareware/freeware OS/2 Collection CD-ROM, NovaSTOR 
Backup for OS/2, Windows, and Mac (hmmm ... just what I 
need), and OS/2 Warp American Heritage Dictionary and the 
accompanying Concise Columbia Encyclopedia. These last two 
are a bit old bit still very useful, and they're only a
dollar each (for now).

For the gamer, we have GalCiv2 with Avarice Preview, and 
the IBM Family FunPak.

On comp.os.os2.marketplace, you'll find Norton Anti-Virus 
and OS/2 2.0.

As a personal plug, I'm also selling 20 back-issues of Game 
Developer Magazine on eBay.  Although not technically 
OS/2-related, if you are a game programmer and working on 
OS/2, these magazines have tons of technical articles on 
game programmer that can be cross-platform.  The Buyer's 
guide even lists some OS/2 game development tools (although 
the information is really outdated).

Those of you looking to sell your OS/2 related stuff, I 
strongly recommend you put it on eBay and post an 
announcement on comp.os.os2.marketplace. If you include the 
word "OS/2" in the title of your description, I'll see it 
and include it in the next report.  Make sure you use 
"OS/2" and not some derivative like "O S / 2" or "OS2" or
"OS-2"



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