OS/2 Warp provides a stable, efficient operating system for Intel x86 computers. I use OS/2 Warp to host my web applications, and I also present valuable information for other OS/2 users, especially those who wish to host web applications.

	Installing Warp 4 How to install OS/2 Warp 4, a detailed installation guide that reflects current hardware and assume a networked environment.
	Installing eComStation How to install eComStation, a detailed installation guide that reflects current hardware and assume a networked environment.
	Installing Warp 4 Convenience Package Installation guide for OS/2 Warp 4 Convenience Package; also known as the Merlin Convenience Package (MCP).
	Installing Warp Server for e-Business I've produced a detailed installation guide for OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business that reflects current hardware and assume a networked environment.
	Installing Warp Server for e-Business Convenience Package Installation guide for OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business Convenience Package; also known as the Aurora Convenience Package (ACP).
	How to create utility disks Instructions for creating the utility disks that can be used to boot an OS/2 machine from diskettes. This procedure is needed because the easy-to-use utility in the System Folder gets and error on disk 1, and leaves you to fend for yourself. Read this essay so you can fend for yourself.
	Install Warp 4 on an IBM Thinkpad A20 Instructions for installing OS/2 Warp 4 on an IBM Thinkpad A20m. I did this install for a client, and I did get OS/2 to install on this unsupported laptop. But there were issues, of course.
	Install Real Audio Player 5.0 Instructions for installing Real Audio Player 5.0 (win 16) on OS/2 Warp 4 with particular attention to getting the Netscape plug-in to work.
	Virtual PC Instructions for installing and configuring Virtual PC for OS/2.