BS> using LSxPower 4.0, a DOS extender for OS/2, a commercial package   
   BS> that Hara   
   BS> bought/licensed/whatever.  That is what is no longer available.   
      
    TJM> So that's the issue.  I see.   
      
   i don't understand why it wasn't provided since the rest of the software   
   sources were... even if they were gone when the transition took place, the   
   existing library could (should?) have also been made available so that it   
   could still have been worked with :(   
      
   it matters not that it may not work with today's stuff... only that it is/was   
   available for the older stuff which many still operate with... then time could   
   have been taken to adjust and move forward with other options...   
      
   sure, the uni version was a good thing and less confusing but still, each of   
   us knows what OS we are running and could easily purchase the one that was   
   needed for our environment...   
      
   oh well... it seems much too late for all that now and it sucks no matter   
   which way it went :?   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
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