.os2.beta,comp.os.os2.utilities   
   comp.os.os2.misc:3186 comp.os.os2.beta:157 comp.os.os2.utilities:199   
   From: "A.D. Fundum"    
      
    > You're believing the Truth. For example, IBM's ObjectRexx for   
    > Windows used to have an INF viewer.   
      
   FTR: that's at least the former "IBM Object REXX for Windows NT and    
   Windows 95 Development Edition", v1.0.x.x only (IBM P/N box US    
   version: 10J9368, IBM P/N CD-ROM US version: 09L7431/09L7432). I    
   assume the INF viewer file(s) for Windows (IVIEW.EXE?) cannot be    
   obtained from any of these archives:   
      
   ftp://service.software.ibm.com/ps/products/ad/obj-xx/ord1030u.exe   
   ftp://service.software.ibm.com/ps/products/ad/obj-xx/ori1030u.exe   
   ftp://service.software.ibm.com/ps/products/ad/obj-xx/orj1030u.exe   
       
   AFAIK there's no use looking at another (Interpreter, v2.x.x.x)    
   version of IBM's, nor the so-called open source-version. This open    
   sourced-version  is basicly aimed at rather selfish Windows users,    
   actually not really caring anymore about the largest (O)Rexx installed   
   base and largest user base, OS/2. Albeit they'll be using nice, cheap    
   words, like a.o. "had to drop the IDE", not thinking/caring about,    
   a.o., this INF viewer. A funny way to promote their RexxLA's    
   "furthering of Rexx". What about an author of a large INF file,    
   wanting to demote his Rexx-related product to Windows? E.g. the    
   RXTT36.INF file (Rexx Tips&Tricks file). Anyway, there certainly is an   
   OS/2 VIEW.EXE-like INF viewer for Windows, written (/ported) by IBM.    
      
      
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