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IBM PC assembly language and programming

Abel, Peter

1991 ★ 4.4

DB2 certification guide for common servers

Calene Janacek, Grant Hutchison

1997

OS/2 Warp for Dummies

Andy Rathbone

1995

The Art of OS/2 2.1 C Programming

Kathleen Panov

1993

The REXX cookbook

Merrill Callaway

1995

Appledesign

Paul Kunkel

1997

Rexx Programmer's Reference (Programmer to Programmer)

Howard Fosdick

2005

Inside OS/2 Warp Server For e-Business

IBM Redbooks

1999

OS/2 Installation Techniques

IBM Redbooks

1996

IBM and the U.S. data processing industry

Franklin M. Fisher

1983

i5/OS and Microsoft Office Integration Handbook

Chris Peters, Brian Singleton

2005

Client/server survival guide

Robert Orfali

1999

OS/2 2.0 Programming

Robert Goosey, Herbert Schildt

1993

Migrating from Netware to Os/2 Lan Server

IBM Redbooks

1994

Programming the OS/2 WARP version 3 GPI

Stephen A. Knight

1995

Before the Computer

James W. Cortada

1993

Objects for OS/2

Scott H. Danforth, Bruce Tate, Paul Koenen

1994

OS/2 Warp Workplace Shell API

Mindy Pollack

1995

Programmer's guide to the EGA,VGA, and Super VGA cards

Richard F. Ferraro

1994

DOS to OS/2

Angelo R. Bobak, Jay Ranade

1991

Inside OS/2

Campbell, J. L.

1988

Programming with DirectToSOM C++

Hamilton, Jennifer

1996

Creating the computer

Kenneth Flamm

1988

Os/2 Security Enabling Services

John Divers, IBM Redbooks

1995

A business and its beliefs

Thomas J. Watson Jr.

1963

Memories that shaped an industry

Emerson W. Pugh

1984

Programmer's Guide to OS/2

Michael J. Young

1988

Programming the OS/2 Kernel

J. Terry Godfrey

1991

Software Tools for OS/2

Michael J. Young

1989

The Design of OS/2

Harvey M. Deitel, Michael S. Kogan

1992

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