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Update
 LIP packs - switch eComStation to your language
Applications
 ReFormat utility aimed to format USB flashdisks and USB HDD, and make compatible with OS/2
Advantages:
Strong platform: You can run eComStation on real hardware. (No need to run it inside virtual machines). Check the list of tested PC hardware.
For developer:
REXX: To process achive files (zip, rar, 7z) - use eZip library (Zippy)
(Пайпы программ)
Companies:
REXX: To process achive files (zip, rar, 7z) - use eZip library (Zippy)
History:
Responsible for release of eComStation 1.0, 1.1, 1.2: Kim Cheung (Serenity Systems)
(Бонусы)
Advice:
Hardware compatible with eComStation: ecomstation.ru/hardware
(Барьеры и решения)
Technologies:
Universal video drivers SNAP and Panorama VESA
(Применение в науке, лаборатории, ..)
Solutions
3D printer, controlled by OS/2 (for medicine, for factories, not to print nouns)
New eComStation:
eComStation 2.2: Multi-processor support is stable now (successful startup on any computer)
Future:
eComStation Third Generation (list of tasks)
(Ссылки на другие сайты)
(Картинка дня)
OS/2 artefacts:
Lotus SmartSuite for IBM OS/2 Warp
Gadgets:
Lotus SmartSuite for IBM OS/2 Warp
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Canon EOS-350D
Marca: Buono Works in OS/2 if set to ptp protocol and using ptpro found on hobbes. Queste informazioni sono state inviate da: Peter Verweij -- 2006-06-29 01:35:29
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Test the program:
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eSchemes - change the colors and buttons on the desktop.
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Commenti: Achim 
2005-12-06 11:42:23 | Thats a very bad description !
Is it possible to pull out the storage card (i.e. sd/mmc/xd...?) and read the images over a card reader. Or is there none, or, or, or....? | Michael Kless 
2006-06-18 00:44:23 | Storage is a CF 1 card and could be taken out. Also readable with an external cardreader but you should format than the card. During reading eCs is writing EA's on card. Storage is FAT-16 formated. | Peter Verweij
2006-06-25 20:38:46 | CF is readable with a cardreader.
After a long search, ptpro from Rick Walsch works good (command line tool)
using renamepics.exe (on hobbes) gives the filenames the data and time of phote taken. |
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