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Re: Warp Connect and THinkpads
** Reply to note from dewar@nile.gnat.com 08/17/95 09:02am -0400
> Just in case someone else gets the runaround from IBM
>
> I decided to load Warp COnnect on my TP755CX (anone else who has done
this,
> I would appreciate any tips etc.)
>
> Well I was a bit surprised to find I could not buy it on diskettes.
>
> I was even more surprised when IBM on the support line (after going
to
> "consult an OS/2 expert" told me that it was not even possible to
build
> diskettes from the CD ROM, that the installation required a CD ROM.
>
> I asked him how the %$#@$%#@ was I supposed to do that on my
thinkpad, and
> he told me I had to get a PCMCIA CD ROM [yes -- sure -- there is a
very
> nice Sony CD ROM sitting on my desk, supported only by windows, with
Sony
> saying they will not be making an OS/2 driver].
>
> Well I was really mad, and decided that was it, end of the line for
OS/2 (and
> I am a BIG OS/2 fan!)
>
> Well the IBM story was junk, you can indeed make diskettes from the
CD ROM,
> no problem and works fine
Wow! You must have gotten a real genius at the help desk. I've been
using the IAK on ThinkPad for a couple of months.
Certainly has a few bugs and the mail program sucks big time (I
switched to Post Road Mailer which is outstanding).
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