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Subject: [WarpCast] Scitech needs our help!
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Source: Marty (mamedevatstny.rr.com)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevorathaligonian.com)
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From the news.scitechsoft.com:

  Scitech's up and coming GUI controls for Scitech Display Doctor are
  currently dependent on another toolkit being ported to OS/2. This
  toolkit has been ported to other platforms already, but Scitech
  will have to take on the task of porting it to OS/2 themselves.
  This will result in LONG delays waiting for the GUI controls which
  are badly needed in SDD for OS/2.

  You can help!!

  Here's what Kendall Bennett said on the topic:

    "We are using a cross platform GUI toolkit (wxWindows) to build
    the control panel utilities, and the Windows and Linux versions
    of this stuff will be ready long before the OS/2 ones. The reason
    is that the OS/2 version of wxWindows is still not ready yet. 

    If anyone wants to help make this happen quicker, sign up to help
    out with the OS/2 port of wxWindows ;-)

    We will of course be helping with the wxWindows OS/2 port
    ourselves, once our control panel is completed for Windows."

  If you wish to help them out and help expedite the arrival of these
  GUI controls in SDD, pop over to http://www.wxwindows.org/ and ask
  them if you can lend a hand porting their library to OS/2.


 
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