File PM2YOU11.ZIP from The Programmer's Corner in Category OS/2 Files
Excellent OS/2 2.0 remote control. Allows you to run OS/2 text mode, DOS, and Windows sessions remotely via LAN or modem. Includes server and client software. Shareware.
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ANSI.PRM 191 71 deflated DOS_SRV.EXE 41408 22053 deflated FLOCK.EXE 12656 8274 deflated FTPSHOW.EXE 9392 6108 deflated HAZEL.PRM 191 63 deflated IBM3101.PRM 191 71 deflated INSTALL.EXE 30822 18194 deflated KBFILTER.COM 336 302 deflated LANBRIDG.EXE 8885 5771 deflated LANREL.EXE 10770 7091 deflated LANTERM.EXE 55881 28428 deflated LANTERM.PRM 191 72 deflated LANTERM2.EXE 48648 29635 deflated LANTERM2.PRM 191 72 deflated M2ZMODEM.DOC 48770 15560 deflated M2ZMODEM.EXE 94944 48832 deflated M2ZMODEM.MSG 5294 2641 deflated M2ZPM.EXE 10258 4968 deflated MODEM.SET 19008 800 deflated ORDER.DOC 3783 1175 deflated OS2FTP.DOC 9213 3007 deflated OS2FTP.EXE 62263 32021 deflated OS2YOU.EXE 92624 54820 deflated OS2YOU.ICO 3192 499 deflated OS2YOU.INF 77480 45820 deflated PM.EXE 8198 5263 deflated PM2YOU.DOC 15087 5143 deflated PM2YOU.EXE 40551 23062 deflated PM2YOU.INF 18583 10705 deflated PM2YOU_H.DLL 1136 711 deflated PM2YOU_K.EXE 9161 6060 deflated READ.ME 120 102 deflated RZ.CMD 40 39 deflated SETBAUD.EXE 5122 3566 deflated SETUP.EXE 66800 34534 deflated SRV_API.EXE 11937 7813 deflated SRV_MSLT.EXE 10362 6708 deflated SRV_NBIO.EXE 11622 7772 deflated SZ.CMD 115 98 deflated TANDBERG.PRM 190 49 deflated TELEVID.PRM 191 69 deflated TERM2.DOC 12672 4267 deflated TERM2.EXE 92320 49709 deflated TERM2.PRM 191 72 deflated TERM2_V.EXE 81232 42092 deflated VT52.PRM 191 66 deflated WINTERM.EXE 103680 41616 deflated WINTERM.PRM 191 71 deflated ZIP.DLL 8688 5207 deflated TPCREAD.ME.HTML 294 221 deflated
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Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/