Installing DeskMan/2™ v2.0 is comparable to hiring an expert who manages OS/2®, and helps make users more productive. It knows how to customize, manage, enhance, protect, and distribute the OS/2 desktop environment to your exact requirements and specifications. DeskMan/2 is integrated seamlessly into OS/2, and becomes part of the desktop environment. The result is the power to deliver exactly the desktop environment you want, with whatever extensions or restrictions you choose.
System Requirements: Compatible With- OS/2 2.11 OS/2 Warp 3.0 (including Warp Connect and Warp Server) OS/2 Warp 4.0		Key Features: MultiDesk™ Personal Desktop Facility- allows each user to have their own, completely separate, personal Workplace Shell desktop. Configuration Image Facility- lets you take a complete snaphot of your OS/2 configuration. All of the important data that defines how OS2 works on your system: config.sys, startup.cmd, .INI files, Workplace Shell™ & WIN-OS/2 desktops, LAN definition files, and user defined files , are captures, validated, compressed, and stored in a single binary repository. These repositories can be restored at any time to reset your system to that configuration. Snapshot definitions even include commands to run automatically before making and/or after restoring the configuration.
Disk Space Requirements: 10 MB for installation 5 MB for component program files At least 350 KB for Object Manager archive files. Exact amount depends upon the operating system At least 550 KB for the Configuration Image Facility repositories   [Ordering Information] [Upgrade Information] [Online Manual] [FAQ]		Workplace Shell Extensions- give you complete fingertip control over all operational characteristics, including object styles, menus, and ID's. You can even position icons with to-the-pixel accuracy, and make your desktop look exactly the way you want. Desktop Archive Facility- the completely rewritten Desktop Archive Facility not only makes it possible to selectively backup, restore, and migrate desktop objects, but now it does so automatically! Desktops can re-synchronize in real-time with object archives stored on disk, LAN, or elsewhere! Access Control Policy Facility- access to desktop resources, such as objects, windows, and workspaces can be authorized by the new modular Access Control Policy Facility, with all activities subject to auditing. Workspace Facility- gives you the ability to define separate, named, PM work areas, each with its own windows, task list, desktop, context sensitive tools, and more! Simultaneously check e-mail in one, surf the Web in another, and work on multiple projects in others. Other Features: Pop-up command windows and tool bars Window layouts Programming API's REXX enablement Command line and graphical interfaces Extensive on-line and hardcopy documentation Year 2000 compliant [Back To Top Of Page]