[Announce] Current Warpstock presentations

[Andy Willis]

Currently we have a number of confirmed speakers and presentations and 
classes:
http://warpstock.org/event_info/2005/schedule.html


Jan van Wijk:  Dfsee Tutorial
Jan van Wijk:  Demonstration of DFSee
Jan van Wijk:  Text Based C++ with Open Watcom. Chip Davis:  REXX: Parse 
+Signal/Call-on
Paul Curtis:  Demonstration of CSSDir
Paul Curtis:  C/REXX and WPS with DrDialog
Doug Clark:  Tutorial on the SQL Database, with PostgreSql
Doug Clark:  VisualAge C++ Visual Builder
Tom Melendez:  PHP on OS/2
Edgar Scrutton:  Using Mesa2 to create a Salesbook and Cashbook
Edgar Scrutton:  Creating Mesa2 Scripts Tutorial
Chuck McKinnis:  eComStation Maintenance Tool and Keeping OS/2 up-to-date
David van Enckevort: The Future of eComStation  (version 1.2 and beyond)
David van Enckevort:  Samba on OS/2 Julian Thomas:  CD/DVD Burning
Paul Lazaga:  Setting Up a VPN with FX Software
Lewis Rosenthal:  Wireless Networking with OS/2
John Edwards:  Getting Faster Wireless Network Speed with OS/2 and eCS
Stanley Sidlov: Setting Up a Home/Office Network Peter Grubbs:  An OS/2 
Publication
Peter Grubbs:  Birds of a Feather Session

If there is someone that you would like to see a presentation from that 
is not listed (or if they are listed but not for what you would hope to 
see a presentation on from them) please send an email to Edgar at:   
classes2005 at warpstock.org


For an overview of these presentations, please visit:
http://warpstock.org/event_info/2005/presentations.html
For a schedule of these presentations, please visit:
http://warpstock.org/event_info/2005/schedule.html
For registration information, please visit:
http://warpstock.org/event_info/2005/registration.html
To register, please visit:
http://www15.serrahost.com/warpstockorg/StoreFront.bok

Warpstock, Inc., is a North Carolina corporation. The Warpstock annual 
conference is a gathering of OS/2 users, developers, and vendors from 
around the world for the purpose of education and advocacy. More 
information is available at the Warpstock web site: 
http://www.warpstock.org