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This program allows OS/2 users to seamlessly read and write files on disks formatted with the Hierarchical File System, used by Macintosh computers. With this product, Macintosh disks can be used just as if they were regular disks. Both 'quest' and IFS versions are included.
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Use this image database to handle extremely large image collections, with a highly optimised search capability and a variety of image choosing, browsing and manipulating tools. This is the ultimate tool for Internet image collections, or organisations that require tagging and searching of uniquely named images.
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As most OS/2 users would know, this is a very powerful image manipulation tool. It supports a large number of image formats, both read and write, and is particularly intuitive to use. Although this new release has been rebadged with a '2000' label, there don't seem to be as many extra features as one would expect compared to the previous version.
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This is a small program that enables unused keys on your keyboard when you're working with the OS/2 PM. For example, you can make the left Windows key (if you have one) open the Warp Centre menu. You can also map almost any key combination to any action you want.
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