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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

Mastering OS/2 Warp (Russian)

Peter John Dyson

1995

Ranade's OS/2 extended edition

Jay Ranade

1989

OS/2 Inside & Out

Brian Proffitt, Kathy Ivens

1993

IBM Redux

Doug Garr

1999

OS/2 REXX

IBM Redbooks

1993

Open Innovation Learning

David Ing

2018

BYTE's OS/2 Programmer's Cookbook

Bruce Hallberg, Kathy Ivens

1994

Using OS/2

Kris A. Jamsa

1988

OS/2 Server Transition

IBM Redbooks

2003

Before the computer

James W. Cortada

2000

OS/2 Secrets & Solutions

Peter John Dyson

1993

Desktop publishing

Frederic E. Davis

1986

How to Repair and Maintain Your IBM PC: Troubleshooting and Diagnostics for Hardware and Software

Gene B. Williams

1985

Real-world Programming for OS/2 2.1

Jeff English, Derrel R. Blain, Kurt R. Delimon

1993

Upgrading and repairing PCs

Mark Edward Soper, Scott Mueller

1992

The ultimate unofficial Carmen Sandiego companion

Tom Badgett, Corey Sandler

1991

Programming the OS/2 Presentation Manager

Charles Petzold

1989

The OS/2 Debugging Handbook

IBM Redbooks

1996

OS/2 Presentation Manager Programming Primer

Robert Lafore, Asael Dror

1990

Application Development Using OS/2 REXX

Anthony S. Rudd

1994

From Airline Reservations to Sonic the Hedgehog

Martin Campbell-Kelly

2003

Whole earth software catalog

Stewart Brand

1984

Inside OS/2

Gordon Letwin

1988

The Fate of IBM

Robert Heller

1994

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