You’re finishing a presentation on Lotus Freelance Graphics,
printing a report on your boss’ desk, and browsing the Internet all
at the same time.
Is it the espresso or OS/2 Warp Connect?
While OS/2® Warp Connect may not come with a twist of lemon, it
can do something that’s nothing less than extraordinary.
It will let you access multiple servers on multiple networks at the same
time, wherever you might happen to be.
Just make one phone call and enter your password. That’s all
it takes to connect into Internet, NT®, UNIX®, NetWare®,
Windows® for Workgroup and IBM servers. And that’s all it takes
to share drives and printers, graphics files and databases. Even
applications. It’s amazing, really.
And because there are separate memory address spaces built in, it’s
crash-protected. So a problem with one program won’t crash
everything you’re running.
With OS/2 Warp Connect, you can create Person to Person™ connections
with up to eight people, whether they’re
four floors away or four time zones. So you can conference by video.
Collaborate by chalkboard. Communicate.
And you can do it all with the speed and reliability of OS/2, the software
that readers of InfoWorld voted Product of the Year for three
consecutive years. If you’re looking for network connectivity,
compatibility and true multitasking, you
should remember one important thing: It’s not only where the working world
is headed, it’s where it is right now.
To find out how OS/2 Warp Connect can help your business, call us at
1 800 1BM-3333, ext. EA100. Or visit our web site at
http://www.austin.ibm.com/pspinfo/os2.html. You’ll find it quite stimulating.
Can your software do this?
IBM
Solutions for a small planet™
[fine print]
OS/2 Warp Connect Fullpack is available from IBM for $189 by calling 1 800 IBM-3333,
ext. EA 100. In Canada, please call 1 800 OS2-WARP, ext. 094. Reseller prices may vary.
The IBM home page is located at http://www.ibm.com. IBM and OS/2 are registered
trademarks and Person to Person Solutions for a small planet and the OS/2 logo are
trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. All other company and/or
product names are trademarks and registered trademarks of their respective companies.
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