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I just installed warp on my 750 monochrome. So far it is disorienting but interesting. It seems very mac like, but without the limitations. Unfortunately, the documentation is minimal: about as bad as windows. I have it configured with Boot Manager, a 262 meg FAT partition for DOS/Windows and a 261 meg HPFS partion for OS2. Despite the fact that this is not their vanilla installation, it was relatively easy to set up. Probably easier than windows! The seamless windows didn't work right at first on the mono lcd, but as WT Dunaway suggested, installation of the 1.33 video features disk fixes this. I havn't used it long enough to comment further, but from the look of things, I may never have to boot dos again. Question: I have installed the internet-access material bundled with the software, but there is no documentation on linking with a physical ethernet network. They assume you are completely ignorant, and only document how to connect to THEIR dial-in SLIP service. I have a 3com 3c589 PCMCIA ethernet card connected to a straight tcpip network. I assume that I can't use the dos drivers. What do I need to do to connect the bundled os/2 software to the card? Tips on where to find good network shareware and freeware would also be appreciated. Please reply to me directly, and I will "digest" the responses for the group (let me know if you dont want your name to be used). Thanks. ------------------------------------------------------------ Victor Kress Carnegie Institution of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory 5251 Broad Branch Road N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015-1305 (202) 686-2410 x2489 ------------------------------------------------------------