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From: Kenneth.Neal@p0.f69.n110.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kenneth Neal)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os2
Subject: Some, OS/2 and PM Questions
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Date: 30 Jan 90 03:49:14 GMT
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 AL> I have on my system 3 COM ports. Using DOS diagnostics, all 3 ports 
are functioning. However during OS/2 bootup, only COM1 and COM2 are 
detected. What have you got to do to make COM3 recognized. BTW, the PC 
that I am using is an 386 AT compatible.
 
  I believe currently, OS/2 only supports COM1 and COM2 on an AT 
computer.  I think it picks up COM3 on an PS/2.  There are a few third 
party device drives that can add quite a number of COM ports.
 
 AL> In the Control Panel, there is a parameter for controlling the 
duration of an application logo. What is this LOGO in the PM concept and 
how can I create it for my application ?
 
  Some programs display a logo, when they first come up.  Something like 
the program name in large print, and sometimes the copyright notice.  It 
sould be documented in the OS/2 Toolkit.


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