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>* I can't get PCMCIA storage devices (a Maxtor 105 MB HD and a >Sandisk 20 MB ATA flash card) to work in either Windows or OS/2. The Easy >Playing software correctly identifies both cards, but they always come up >as Not Ready. Any suggestions? Try and locate the latest copy of Easy Playing, called Play at Will. It's included with Warp 4, but I got it somewhere here, and used it under Warp 3. I needed it because Warp 3 wouldn't recognize the PCMCIA SRAM card for my now dead PDA. I'm not sure about straight DOS though, I never use it anymore. >* In order to get Windows for Pen to work, I have to have a second Windows >installation outside of WinOS2. When I installed Win for Pen under >WinOS2, I get an error saying that the driver listed in the "display=" >line of SYSTEM.INI does not support Windows for Pen. Has anyone been >succesful in running Win for Pen under WinOS2? With a relatively small >HD, it seems like such a waste to have to have two installations of >Windows. > Are you using OS/2 Red box, or Blue box? I'm assuming you have 3.0. -- Paul Khoury | <pkhoury@loop.com> | Sent from my ThinkPad 701CS Proudly running OS/2 Warp 3/4, Slackware Linux, and Sun Solaris 2.4