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SCOUG OS/2 For You - February 1999


RealPlayer Confusion

Webfoot, The Duck, Comes Clean about Questionable Listing in His January 1999 Column


RealPlayer (http://www.real.com/)
The OS/2 version of RealPlayer is still available for free.

That's what Webfoot said last month in his column. Was that ever controversial! It generated a lot of email from OS/2 users questioning the accuracy.

So folks, we want to set the record straight. Rather than paraphrase, here's the scoop, quacked by the bird himself:

   Go to http://www.real.com/
   click on "Products"
   then (Players)..
   "Download Now"
   then "RealPlayer G2". This'll land you at:

http://www.real.com/products/player/downloadrealplayer.html?wp=dl0199&src=downloadr,chwpop3&lang=en

   In the "1. Choose OS" field, select OS/2, of course.

Now, this'll give you a Win-OS/2 version (that's what RealAudio calls their "OS/2" version), which runs on OS/2 (ain't OS/2 wonderful?).

Heck, nobody complained when I reviewed www.bikini.com last July, so I figured I could get away with just about anything. I'm just a duck...


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