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| 29.06.2005 |
| JUne updates (von Eugene Gorbunoff) |
| New version of JUne is released. The package includes JFS Recover and JFS Unerase tools based on JRescuer technology.
What\'s new: * Filter to simplify search of necessary files * Icons showing type of file * JUne is NLS Ready! We thank our attentive and devoted translators: Jan-Erik LÆrka (svenska), Guillaume Gay (french), Alfredo FernÁndez DÂaz, Delfi Reinoso (espanol), Allan Holm (danish), Christian Hennecke (deutch). Did you know? There`s no point in setting less than 20 Mb for JFS cache. Read JRescuer FAQ for more details. -> URL: http://ecomstation.ru/jrescuer -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 25.06.2005 |
| Config Tool 1.3.0 Database (von NN) |
| Last Update: 2003-08-28 (1578 entries) -> URL: http://www.os2world.com/goran/cfgtool/cfgdat.htm -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 24.06.2005 |
| Entwickler Workshop - Poster und mehr (von Robert Henschel) |
| The OS/2 and eComStation Developers Workshop 2005 will be held on July 9th and 10th in Dresden, Germany.
Posters: A while back we asked OS/2 developers to create posters for the Developers Workshop. We are pleased to announce that we have received the first two posters, one about ôWDSibylö, the Pascal IDE, and one about the ôDevelopment Tools Section at EDM/2ö. Posters are a great way to inform people about your work or your project! If you are developing an application or driver for OS/2 or eComStation or if you are maintaining a website that is related to a development project, please consider creating a poster for the Workshop. A poster is simply a very large paper, for example in the A2 to A3 format, that contains an overview about a project. If you want to know more about posters, please visit the Workshop Homepage! We do think that presenting a development project with a poster is a great way to attract more people to your project and make it known to other OS/2 developers! So, it is not too late to hand in a poster of your project! New session: There is one new session for the Workshop. Stefan Neis will talk about wxWidgets - a cross platform toolkit and its OS/2 versions. Schedule: The schedule for the event is already online and does now also contain the important information when the event will start on Saturday! List of Presentations: The Developers Workshop has a total of 12 sessions about OS/2 related development. Almost all of the sessions have a description attached so you can see what they are about. (The descriptions are available on the Workshop Homepage!) Here is an up-to-date list of the presentations: - OS/2 USB Stack Development Guidelines - Supporting USB WebCams in OS/2 - wxWidgets - a cross platform toolkit and its OS/2 versions - netlabs.org - What\'s up? - Discussion about netlabs.org and OS/2 Software Development - Developing cross-platform text-based applications in C using the OpenWatcom compiler on OS/2 - FORTRAN/TK: Easy GUI development for OS/2 and Windows - Porting X Applications to PM with Everblue - Development roadmap for eComStation - Translating eComStation - Creating an OS/2 IEEE 1394 - Firewire driver - Mozilla Compilation and Development Procedures Last chance to buy Workshop tickets: Just as a reminder, the Workshop team would appreciate it if you would register for the Workshop as early as possible. You can purchase your tickets at the Mensys online shop. We will stop selling tickets through the online shop on July 4th. This means that after that date, you will only be able to register for the event at the check-in desk! References: Workshop Homepage: http://wiki.netlabs.org/index.php/Developers_Workshop_2005 Mensys Online Shop for Workshop Tickets: http://www.mensys.net/DeveloperWorkshop/ Contact the Workshop Team: DevelopersWorkshop [at] netlabs.org -> URL: http://wiki.netlabs.org/index.php/Developers_Workshop_2005 -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 22.06.2005 |
| OpenOffice 1.1.4 Update (von NN) |
| Daten und Quellen:
OpenOffice.org 1.1.4 Hersteller: Innotek Preis: Gratis f r Anwender von Version 1.1.1 Innotek: http://www.innotek.de Mensys: http://os2.mensys.nl/index.html OpenOffice.org: http://www.openoffice.org -> URL: http://de.os2voice.org/VNL/past_issues_DE/VNL0605H/vnewsf4.htm -> Kommentare: 5 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 17.06.2005 |
| unpaper - post-processing scanned and photocopied book pages1.0.1 (von NN) |
| unpaper is a post-processing tool for scanned sheets of paper, especially for book pages that have been scanned from previously created
photocopies. The main purpose is to make scanned book pages better readable on screen after conversion to PDF. Additionally, unpaper might be useful to enhance the quality of scanned pages before performing optical character recognition (OCR). unpaper tries to clean scanned images by removing dark edges that appeared through scanning or copying on areas outside the actual page content (e.g. dark areas between the left-hand-side and the right-hand-side of a double- sided book-page scan). The program also tries to detect disaligned centering and rotation of pages and will automatically straighten each page by rotating it to the correct angle. This is called \"deskewing\". Note that the automatic processing will sometimes fail. It is always a good idea to manually control the results of unpaper and adjust the parameter settings according to the requirements of the input. Each processing step can also be disabled individually for each sheet. Input and output files can be in either .pbm or .pgm format, as also used by the Linux scanning tools scanimage and scanadf. Conversion to PDF can e.g. be achieved with the Linux tools pgm2tiff, tiffcp and tiff2pdf.unpaper is a post-processing tool for scanned sheets of paper, especially for book pages that have been scanned from previously created photocopies. The main purpose is to make scanned book pages better readable on screen after conversion to PDF. Additionally, unpaper might be useful to enhance the quality of scanned pages before performing optical character recognition (OCR). unpaper tries to clean scanned images by removing dark edges that appeared through scanning or copying on areas outside the actual page content (e.g. dark areas between the left-hand-side and the right-hand-side of a double- sided book-page scan). The program also tries to detect disaligned centering and rotation of pages and will automatically straighten each page by rotating it to the correct angle. This is called \"deskewing\". Note that the automatic processing will sometimes fail. It is always a good idea to manually control the results of unpaper and adjust the parameter settings according to the requirements of the input. Each processing step can also be disabled individually for each sheet. Input and output files can be in either .pbm or .pgm format, as also used by the Linux scanning tools scanimage and scanadf. Conversion to PDF can e.g. be achieved with the Linux tools pgm2tiff, tiffcp and tiff2pdf. More Infos: http://unpaper.berlios.de/ -> Hobbes-Search: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=unpaper101.zip -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 14.06.2005 |
| Entwickler Workshop - Update 3 (von Robert Henschel) |
| It is now June and there is roughly one month left before OS/2 and eComStation developers get together in Dresden. Just as a reminder, the Developers Workshop 2005 will be held on July 9th and 10th in Dresden, Germany.
New sessions: We have added two new sessions to the workshop schedule. Adrian Gschwend will talk about recent developments at netlabs.org. Following his presentation, there will be a discussion about what can be done to improve software development on the OS/2 platform. And there is one new session that is centered around FORTRAN and GUI development, it is called: FORTRAN/TK: Easy GUI development for OS/2 and Windows. We are currently working to organize one more session. As soon as this is arranged, you will see it on the Workshop Homepage. Looking at the session schedule for the Developers Workshop, we do hope that there are enough exciting presentation to justify your trip to Dresden! Schedule: To give you a first idea how the presentations are scheduled on the two Workshop days, we have put a first session schedule online. The current schedule can be found on the Workshop Homepage. Presentation descriptions: We have begun to add descriptions to the presentations. As soon as the remaining speakers provide us with a description to their presentation we will put it online. For your convenience, here is the list of presentations: - OS/2 USB Stack Development Guidelines - Supporting USB WebCams in OS/2 - netlabs.org - What\'s up? - Discussion about netlabs.org and OS/2 Software Development - Developing cross-platform text-based applications in C using the OpenWatcom compiler on OS/2 - FORTRAN/TK: Easy GUI development for OS/2 and Windows - Porting X Applications to PM with Everblue - Development roadmap for eComStation - Translating eComStation - Creating an OS/2 IEEE 1394 - Firewire driver - Mozilla Compilation and Development Procedures Information on the Workshop location: If you are attending the Developers Workshop, you need to know a bit more about the Workshop location. We have put a couple of images online as well as a description about how to reach the Workshop Location. We have also put the complete address of the building online, so you can use it together with your favorite route planing software. Last chance to buy Workshop tickets: Just as a reminder, the Workshop team would appreciate it if you would register for the Workshop as early as possible. You can purchase your tickets at the Mensys online shop. We will stop selling tickets through the online shop on July 4th. This means that after that date, you will only be able to register for the event at the check-in desk! References: Workshop Homepage: http://wiki.netlabs.org/index.php/Developers_Workshop_2005 Mensys Online Shop for Workshop Tickets: http://www.mensys.net/DeveloperWorkshop/ Contact the Workshop Team: DevelopersWorkshop [at] netlabs.org -> URL: http://wiki.netlabs.org/index.php/Developers_Workshop_2005 -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 09.06.2005 |
| Let\'s gather solutions based on OS/2 (von Eugene Gorbunoff) |
| Whatsnew:
* A vision for eComStation - Kiosk (by Nick Morrow) With a KIOSK vision the ability to take real advantage of the millions of x86 systems out there in the world with a very thin, highly dependable internet access client that runs on even very old x86 hardware could enable eCS to find a niche that will substantially increase sales. URL: http://ecomstation.ru/showarticle.php?id=130 OS/2 (eComStation) is alive while people are using and improving the system. The developers of solutions ensure long life for our operating system because computers with OS/2 make money for their customers year by year. The developers bring new industrial technologies to OS/2, feed support service, fill OS/2 with unique features to keep the solutions competitive. Examples of solutions based on OS/2: ATM, sound processing (speech, digital restoration of sound), training devices (astronauts, oilmen), technical appliances (measuring, medical), virtual machines (mainframes, SVISTA), CMMS, restaurants, etc. Why should you write the story today? * You should do this to protect your investments made into OS/2 platform. * OS/2 users are located in different countries and cities. They will read the story because of OS/2 word :) And spread the information about your company and products among own colleagues. * The developer of the operating system will get information about your requirements and improve OS to satisfy them. * Your story gives stimulus to thousands of users, developers and companies. * It\'s easy. Solution story is based on usual product flyer. Where to collect solutions? www.ecomstation.ru site is hosting Solutions list since 2002. Now it contains texts on russian language only but you can publish german, dutch, english texts there. How to write Solutions story? Take the flyer of your product, add Introduction, add one-two paragraphs about advantages of OS/2 usage, add 2 advertisement photos/screenshots, 2 screenshots of back-end demonstating usage of OS/2. Send the story to e-mail: support (at) ecomstation.ru Welcome to homepage of solutions! (http://ecomstation.ru/solutions) -> URL: http://ecomstation.ru/showarticle.php?id=130 -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| Rich Walsh to WPS features for FireFox (von NN) |
| From: Rich Walsh Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.os2 Subject: Firefox with WPS features Date: 7 Jun 2005 05:58:22 GMT I\'ve just finished \"Phase I\" of a project to add WPS features to the Mozilla apps. Before I submit these changes, I\'d like to get your feedback. If you\'d like to try a test version of Firefox, download: fx-wps-v1.zip (8,753,553 bytes) Phase I covers icons and helper apps: icons: The icons displayed in the Download and Helper Apps dialogs will match the ones you\'d see if the file were in a WPS folder. helper-apps: The Download dialog will always let you open any file (except an exe) in a helper app. In most cases, it will offer the WPS default (e.g. \"WarpIn\" for *.wpi or \"MM Audio Player\" for *.wav). Programs listed in your mailcap file or previously selected from this dialog will always be shown and may squeeze out the WPS entry (since there\'s only room for two choices). If you find any bugs in the WPS features, please email me or post here. Other bugs should be reported as problems with the Deer Park Alpha 1 (the titlebar identifies this version as \"Deer Park WPS Alpha 1\"). Notes: - the firefox directory contains a copy of Run! that has been renamed as \"firefox!L.exe\" (the \'L\' option sets LIBPATHSTRCT). - I\'ve included a number of debugging messages in the code. To view them, use either Firefox\'s \"-console\" commandline option, or add the \'V\' option to Run! (i.e. firefox!LV.exe). - this package uses a new version (v0.70) of Remote Workplace Server (RWS) to provide the WPS interface. This version will unload itself when the last app using it closes so you can move or delete its files. - the use of RWS is completely optional. If you remove or rename its dlls (rwscli07 and rwssrv07), most icons will default to the generic datafile icon, and the helper-app dialog will display \"WPS default\" rather than the program\'s name. -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 07.06.2005 |
| Browser Test (von NN) |
| Usable for many products -> URL: http://secunia.com/multiple_browsers_frame_injection_vulnerability_test/ -> Kommentare: 3 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 04.06.2005 |
| Project eSchemes (von NN) |
| The eSchemes project is aimed at replacing the original eComStation Scheme editor and split the functionality of Window Themes, eStylerLite, Icon Themes, Sound Schemes, Pointer scheme, and other system look & feel related settings into one place.
Besides that, the eSchemes project has the goal to fix some problems with colors (like gray frames). It will not affect Win-OS2 sessions, they will keep their own look. The eSchemes project ultimately also has the goal to make Win-OS2 look the same as eComStation windows. -> URL: http://ru.ecomstation.ru/projects/eschemes/ -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
| 02.06.2005 |
| Online RAM Processes (von NN) |
| With special features for each process and file -> URL: http://t124.ram.ru/go.php -> Kommentare: 0 [ Version zum Drucken ] [ Per eMail versenden ] |
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