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In <40E73EA8.6080102@sbcglobal.net>, on 07/03/04   
   at 04:18 PM, Gary Wong  said:  
>Just a wild guess, but is your BIOS the latest?  Otherwise Steven may   
>have to jump in.  
 
Why me?  What make you think I know all that much about APM.  
 
That said, APM support under OS/2 is never a sure thing.  BIOS updates are  
good.  Also, trying older/newer versions of the APM support code is a good  
thing.  I believe something new was released within the last few days.  
 
HTH,  
 
Steven  
 
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