
OS/2



A



Archive Converter

2001.09.15.

ARCHIVE CONVERTER
version: 1.3

WhiteTown Software. 
info@whitetown.com 
http://www.whitetown.com/acvt/

Archive Converter v1.3 - 47 KB
The ACVT program (Archive Converter) is a converter of archives. The program supports practically any archives types, if, certainly, you have appropriate, archivers. The type of the necessary archive is set by the user, in rest rely on the ACVT program. ACVT extracts files from the source archive and packs them into the new archive, removing the original archive provided the output archive was successfully created. To adjust the program you can in the file of a configuration. ACVT can make descriptions for archivers also. 

http://www.whitetown.com/download/acvt_win.zip
ACVT for DOS (16/32bit) - 39/55 Kb
http://www.whitetown.com/download/acvt_dos.zip
http://www.whitetown.com/download/acvt_pm.zip
ACVT for OS/2 (16/32bit) - 34/38 Kb
http://www.whitetown.com/download/acvt_o16.zip
http://www.whitetown.com/download/acvt_o32.zip



B



Biew

2001.03.05.

BIEW
version: 5.2.0

Nick Kurshev
http://biew.sourceforge.net

BIEW v5.2.0
 [added 07-11-00 updated 11-04-00].
Biew presents a Norton-like interface. Unlike QVIEW and HIEW, BIEW remains
both free (GPL) and in active development. Includes binary, hexadecimal and
disassembler (PentiumIII/K7 Athlon/Cyrix-M2) modes, with editing capability.
Pentium-4 disassembler. Text mode allows viewing only. Real and protected
mode DOS versions are available. Uniquely, Linux, Win32 console, OS/2
versions of BIEW are also available. GPL freeware.

Real mode version: (245K)
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/dos/biew520.arj
Protected mode (386) version: (235K)
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/dos32/biew520.arj
Windows 32 (205 KB):
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/win32/biew520.zip
BeOS:
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/BeOS/biew-5.2.0-i386.tgz
FreeBSD:
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/FreeBSD/biew-5.2.0-i386-static.tar.
gz
RedHat Linuv v5+:
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/linux/biew-5.2.0-1.i386.rpm
OS/2:
http://biew.sourceforge.net/Download/5.x/os2/biew520.pak



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F

2001.08.01.

F
version: 

Michel Normand and more
michel_n@club-internet.fr
http://filemanager.free.fr/index.htm

F
F is a freeware multi-platform text-mode file manager with many features. Main F functions: multiple file windows display, full support for ZIP archives, integration with built-in file viewer and editor, network support. 

OS/2 v4.41 (OS/2 3.x/4.x) - 1360 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/f.exe
Win32 v1.92(Win9x/NT/2K) - 782 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/fwin32.exe
Linux (console) 0.A1(Linux 2.0.x or later) - 852 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/flinux-i386.tar.gz
Linux (X Window) 0.A1(Linux 2.0.x or later) - 857 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/xflinux-i386.tar.gz
AIX (X Window) 0.A1(AIX 4.x) - 1166 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/xfaix.tar.gz
FreeBSD (X Window) 0.A1(FreeBSD 3.x) - 834 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/xffbsd-i386.tar.gz
OpenBSD (X Window) 0.A1(OpenBSD 2.x) - 924 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/xfobsd-i386.tar.gz
NetBSD (X Window) 0.A1(NetBSD 1.4.x) - 905 KB:
http://filemanager.free.fr/xfnbsd-i386.tar.gz
--
http://filemanager.free.fr/arch_w32.zip
http://filemanager.free.fr/fcmd_w32.zip
http://filemanager.free.fr/ftags-w32.exe



Free (FPK) Pascal

2001.03.26.

FREE (FPK) PASCAL
version: 1.04

Klaus Hartnegg
hartnegg@uni-freiburg.de
http://www.freepascal.org/

Free (FPK) Pascal v1.0.4
Free Pascal (aka FPK Pascal) is a 32 bit pascal compiler. It is available
for different processors (i386+ and 680x0) and operating systems (Linux,
FreeBSD, DOS, Win32, OS/2, AmigaOS).
The language syntax is semanticly compatible with TP 7.0, some extensions
used by Delphi (classes, rtti, exceptions, ansistrings) are also supported.
Furthermore Free Pascal supports function overloading and other such
features.
For the DOS version at least a 386SX with 2 MB RAM is required, a 486 with 8
MB is recommended. The Linux version should run on every i386-Linux, but at
least 8 MB RAM are recommended.
The packages comes under a modified GNU Public License to allow the use of
static libraries when creating DOS applications. The sources are available,
the complete compiler is written in Pascal.

Dos (GO32v2 extender) 15.9/22.8 MB:
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/Dos/dos104full.zip
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/Dos/dosw32104full.zip
Linux 12.2 MB:
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/Linux/fpc-1.0.4.ELF.tar
OS/2 & Dos (EMX) 12.2 MB:
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/Os2/os2104full.zip
Win32 (Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, NT) 17.4 MB:
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/Win32/w32104full.zip
FreeBSD (beta) (FreeBSD 4.x and probably 5.x too)  12.8 MB
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/Freebsd/fpc-1.0.4.freebsd4.tar



J



JaD

2001.05.01.

JAD
version: 1.5.8b

Pavel Kouznetsov
kpdus@yahoo.com
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad.html

JaD v1.5.8b
Jad - the fast JAva Decompiler
Jad is a Java decompiler, i.e. program that reads one or more Java class
files and converts them into Java source files which can be compiled again.
Jad is a 100% pure C++ program and it generally works several times faster
than decompilers written in Java.
Jad doesn't use the Java runtime for its functioning, therefore no special
setup is required (like changes to the CLASSPATH variable).
Jad can be used:
- for recovering lost source codes;
- for exploring the sources of Java runtime libraries;
- as a Java disassembler;
- as a Java source code cleaner and beautifier :).
Jad expects that supplied Java class files are valid ones, i.e. they can
pass the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) verification successfully.
The Jad main features:
- Enhanced readability of the generated source code.
- Ability to comment Java source code with JVM bytecodes. Useful for
verification and educational purposes.
- Full support for inner and anonymous classes.
- Fast decompilation and simple setup.
- Automatic conversion of identifiers garbled by Java obfuscators into valid
ones.
- Free for non-commercial use. If you would like to use Jad for commercial
purposes, please contact me for conditions.

Jad 1.5.8b for Windows 9x/NT/2000 on Intel platform (198511 bytes).
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad/winnt/jadnt158.zip
Jad 1.5.8b for Linux on Intel platform (206387 bytes).
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad/linux/jadlx158.zip
Jad 1.5.8b for FreeBSD 4.0 (317307 bytes) - statically linked.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad/freebsd/jadfb158.zip
Jad 1.5.8b for OpenBSD 2.7 (330086 bytes) - statically linked.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad/openbsd/jadob158.zip
Jad 1.5.8b for OS/2 (286213 bytes)
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad/os2/jados158.zip
GUI for JaD (192 KB):
http://abcweb.webzdarma.cz/frontend.exe



H



Harbour

2001.11.25.

HARBOUR
version: build 37

Harbour Project
http://harbour-project.org/

Harbour build 37
Harbour is a free software compiler for the xBase superset language often referred to as Clipper (the language that is implemented by the compiler CA-Clipper).
Harbour is a cross platform compiler and is known to compile and run on MS-DOS, MS-Windows, OS/2 and GNU/Linux.
The main advantage Harbour has over other Clipper compilers is that it is free software. Harbour also attempts to remove some of the limits imposed by the base implementation but the extent of this will depend on your chosen platform. 
Most importantly, try Harbour for yourself, decide for yourself why it has advantages for you.

DOS 32 bit version - 1545 KB:
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.dos.djgpp.zip
DOS 16 bit version for Borland C++ 3.1 - 1637 KB:
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.dos.bcc16.zip
Windows 32 bit for GNU C 2.91/Cygwin B20/MingW32 0.20 - 1232 KB
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.w32.mingw32.zip
Windows 32 bits Borland C++ 5.5.1 - 1538 KB
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.w32.bcc32-551.zip
Windows 32 bits Microsoft Visual C++ 6 (12.00.8168) - 2040 KB
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.w32.msvc.zip
OS/2 GNU C (2.8.1)/EMX 0.9d - 1513 KB:
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.os2.gcc.zip
OS/2 IBM VisualAge C++ 3.3 - 1533 KB:
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37.bin.os2.icc.zip
GNU/Linux GCC/ncurses Intel RPM built on RedHat 6.2 - 1331 KB:
ftp://ftp.harbour-project.org/bin/harbour-0.37-4.i386.rpm



Hiew

2001.03.05.

HIEW
version: 6.11

Eugene Suslikov
http://gid.kuzbass.net/sen/#hiew

HIEW v6.11 (350 KB)
[added 6-23-98 updated 07-27-99].
Hacker's View. This hex editor seems to be a long-standing freeware (prior
to v6.15) favorite among programmers and hackers- the relatively sparse
documentation assumes experience with hex editors (Use Alt-H for context
sensitive help). Features from docs: Text/ hex mode editor; Built-in Pentium
Pro assembler; create new files; search and replace mode; Search of
assembler commands using pattern; bookmarks; Block operations in HEX/DECODE
modes. HIEW.EXE runs under both DOS and OS/2. As of 7-99 HIEW has become
shareware (commencing with v6.15).

ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/sac/utilprog/hiew611.zip



M



Meal-Master

2001.11.25.

MEAL-MASTER RECIPE DATABASE
version: 8.06f

Episoft Systems
welliver@gte.net
http://home1.gte.net/welliver/MMDown.htm

Meal-Master v8.06 - 316 KB
Meal-Master is a complete recipe management system for IBM and IBM-compatible computers. A Meal-Master database can hold approximately 65,000 recipes (subject to disk space availability), and if desired, you can create multiple databases on different disks for unlimited capacity. A series of easy to use menus guide new users through the program with ease, while providing experienced users with quick access to advanced features. 
Recipes can be entered into the program using simple "fill in the blanks" forms and a built-in editor. Each recipe can have a combined 100 lines of ingredients and directions, and can be cross-referenced to five different categories of your choosing. Quantities can be entered in common fractions (like "1-1/2"), or as decimal fractions (like "1.5"). Regardless of how quantities are entered, they can be automatically changed to the other format whenever desired. Both English and Metric measures are supported, including automatic conversion between the two systems. 
An extensive search function makes finding recipes a snap. You can search for all recipes that have a certain word or phrase in the title, all recipes in a certain category, all recipes that contain a certain ingredient, or any combination of these. Up to five ingredient searches can be combined, using a simple English-like format; for example, searching for "beef and cheese and -salt" will list all recipes that contain both beef and cheese, but not salt, in their ingredients. 
Recipes can be printed in several formats. A flexible printer setup feature allows Meal-Master to be tailored for your particular printer, so that special margins and fonts can be used if your printer supports them. The program can easily print on various paper sizes, including 3"x5" or 4"x6" recipe cards. 
An automatic re-scaling feature is included, so that when a recipe's serving quantity is changed the ingredient amounts are automatically increased or decreased proportionately. The new ingredient amounts can be held for a single viewing or printing of the recipe, or they can be made permanent. Serving quantities from 1 to 9,999 provide support for the smallest household, or the largest commercial catering applications. 
Multiple recipes can be "marked" for later "batch" printing, or to produce a shopping list. When a shopping list is prepared, the ingredients from all marked recipes are collected and sorted, and like ingredients are combined for a single quantity. 
Indexes can be prepared in two formats, so that you can obtain a list of your recipes by Title only, or by Category and Title. These indexes can be limited to a portion of the file, like an alphabetic range of titles or a specific category, if desired. 
Shopping lists and indexes can be viewed on the screen, printed, or written to DOS files. The latter option allows using these with Word Processor systems for editing, custom changes, or publishing uses. 
Exchanging recipes with other family or friends that use Meal-Master is especially easy. The program's "Export" feature can be used to copy selected recipes from the database into standard DOS files. These files can be sent via floppy disk (or by using a modem and communication software) to another Meal-Master user, who can then "Import" them into their own database without any retyping. 
Many people use Meal-Master to catalog their own personal recipes, while others use it to assemble and exchange huge collections of recipes through the electronic services. Meal-Master's Export/Import features have resulted in thousands of recipes being available at no extra charge through electronic services like GEnie, Compuserve, Prodigy, and electronic bulletin board systems (BBS), or for a small fee from many shareware and public domain software distribution services. 
Meal-Master requires an IBM or IBM-compatible system with at least 640k of memory, one disk drive, and DOS version 3.0 or higher. A hard drive is recommended, but not required. All display types are supported. 
Beginning with version 8.06, Meal-Master is distributed as "freeware." Individuals and non-profit organizations are hereby granted a limited license to use the software at no charge. All others, including companies, corporations, government agencies, and other for-profit organizations must contact Episoft Systems for a licensing quote and terms agreement. All rights are retained and reserved by Scott Welliver and Episoft Systems, and no other entity may sell or otherwise charge for distribution, copies, or rentals of the software.
Meal-Master is currently available as a MS-DOS application.
This version also supports Windows, Windows95/98, WindowsNT, OS/2, DesqView, GEM, and most other operating environments that provide DOS application support. Meal-Master is designed to be "friendly" to these environments, and is probably the most "compatible" recipe program made!

http://home1.gte.net/welliver/mm806F.exe



O



OS/2 Game Pack

2001.09.25.

OS/2 GAME PACK
version: 1.0

Thomas Hoevel Software  
cigpad@th-soft.com 
http://www.th-soft.com/e_main.htm

OS/2 Games Pack 1.00 - 61 KB
A pack (61 kB) containing two games for OS/2. The games were tested under OS/2 WARP Version 3, but should work with any version ranging from OS/2 1.1 through WARP Version 4.
MindMaster: Guess the correct colours - nice implementation with many options and excellent graphics.
3D-Labyrinth: different maze layouts, size selectable, speedy graphics.

http://www.th-soft.com/OS2PACK.ZIP



P



PDFtoHTML

2001.06.06.

PDFTOHTML
version: 0.31

Rainer Dorsch
pdftohtml@ralf.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de
http://www.ra.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/%7Egosho/pdftohtml/index.html

PDFTOHTML version 0.31 (test version).
Pdftohtml v. 0.31 (test version) converts Portable Document Format files to HTML. 
This release converts text and links. Bold and italic face are preserved. Pdftohtml 
v. 0.31 extracts all images including the "pdf" vector drawings as PNG or JPEG.
The current version is tested on Linux and Solaris 2.6
PDFTOHTML is based on Derek B. Noonburg's Xpdf package .

For Windows v0.31 (510 KB)
http://www.ra.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/%7Egosho/pdftohtml/Download/binary/pdftohtml_0_31.exe
For OS/2 v0.30:
http://teamos2.ru/files/pdftohtml-0.30.zip
For Linux v0.20:
http://www.ra.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/%7Egosho/pdftohtml/Download/binary/Linux_glibc_2_0_pdftohtml.tar.gz
http://www.ra.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/%7Egosho/pdftohtml/Download/binary/Linux_glibc_2_1_pdftohtml.tar.gz



S



SOHOConnection

2001.07.01.

SOHOCONNECTION
version: 2

Servlet Inc.
info@servlet.com
http://www.servlet.com/soho2/
ftp://ftp.servlet.com/sohoconnection/

SOHOConnection v2 [12.37M] W9x/NT/2k FREE
SOHOConnection is a Java™ application which enables all of the computers on 
your network to share a single Internet connection such as a modem, ISDN line, 
cable-modem or ADSL. 
SOHOConnection runs on any Java-enabled platform, including Microsoft Windows 
95 and NT, IBM OS/2, most flavors of UNIX, and even mainframes. Best of all, 
SOHOConnection is free to use. 
SOHOConnection brings enterprise class connectivity to home, small and medium-
sized business users. Internet e-mail and the web can be on every desktop provides 
instantaneous worldwide communications without additional hardware, without 
additional long distance bills, and without expensive system administration. 
The SOHOConnection software runs on whichever computer on your network has 
a connection to the Internet. It operates in the background, allowing this computer 
simultaneously to perform other tasks. Every computer on the network can then have 
both e-mail and web access via the SOHO gateway, which relays requested e-mail 
and web pages back to the requestor, with little or no reduction in speed. 
The SOHOConnection gateway also acts as a firewall, protecting the computers on 
your network from outside intruders. Using our Alambre* technology, the SOHO 
computer can deny access to any computer outside your local network. 
SOHOConnection does not require a “guru” for setup and maintenance. You can 
download, configure and have your whole network connected to the Internet in 
a matter of minutes.

http://www.servlet.com/download/setup.exe



Stellar Frontier

2001.06.23.

STELLAR FRONTIER
version: 1.0

StarDock Systems Inc
info@stardock.com 
http://www.stardock.com/products/sf/

Stellar Frontier (8.95 MB)
Stellar Frontier is a free massively multiplayer game that plays like an arcade game but with 
an overall strategic look and feel. You are in command of a single starship for a chosen 
civilization (Humans, Drengin, or Arceans) either offline for fun, or online on servers that act 
as other players' star systems, advancing in rank as you gain experience. This allows you 
to fly different ships and try out different weapons, as well as command AI-controlled ships 
Stellar Frontier is a real-time multimedia 2-D action/strategy multiplayer internet game where 
you compete against (and cooperate with) other players around the world via the internet 
or a private intranet.  There is no greater joy than commanding your own starship in real-time, 
patrolling the solar system in search of your enemies. 
To play Stellar Frontier, you will need a computer running OS/2 Warp 3.0, OS/2 Warp 4.0, 
Windows 95/98, or Windows NT 4/5.  Stellar Frontier is enhanced with full multimedia and 
network capabilities, but if you are not hooked up to a network, there is a single player mode, 
complete with computer opponents.  In short, our goal with Stellar Frontier is to use whatever 
enhancements your computer offers to give maximum enjoyment to computer technophiles 
without excluding gamers with lower end configurations. 
Minimum Hardware Requirements: 
- Pentium 233 or higher. 
- 32 megabytes of memory. 
- 28.8k modem Internet Connection 

For Windows 9x/NT:
ftp://ftpx.download.com/pub/win95/games/strategy-war/sf100w.exe
For OS/2:
http://www.stardock.com/files/sf100o.exe



V



VIM

2001.05.19.

VIM
version: 

Sven Guckes
guckes@vim.org
http://www.vim.org/

VIM (Vi IMproved)
VIM is an improved version of the editor "vi", one of the standard text
editors on UNIX systems.
VIM adds many of the features that you would expect in an editor: Unlimited
undo, syntax coloring, split windows, visual selection, graphical user
interface (read: menus, mouse control, scrollbars, text selection), and much
much more.
VIM runs on many operating systems: AmigaOS, AtariMiNT, BeOS, DOS, MacOS,
MachTen, OS/2, RiscOS, VMS, and Windows (95/98/NT4/NT5/2000) and, of course,
on UNIX in a lot of flavours
For those who use Windows - you can use Vim as your editor in other
programs, eg many users already use Vim as their editor within VisualStudio.
Vim comes in two parts: One archive holds the program (either as source or
binary/executable), and another archive holds the runtime files with the
documentation and syntax files. This allows you to update Vim as a program
without having to download the latest documentation.

http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/vim/binaries.html



W



WSEdit

2001.10.03.

WSEDIT
version: 0.91

Dr. Martin Vieregg
Martin@vr-transport.de 
http://www.vr-transport.de/Martin/english/n018.html#hd19

WSedit v0.91
WSedit is a Freeware editor with CUA and Wordstar key commands. If you know the behaviour of Wordstar DOS, the "feeling" of WSedit will be similar. WSedit reads and writes the file formats Wordstar 3.4 - 7, ASCII ISO and IBM codepage and works fine with very large files of several MB. 
The documentation is in Help format and in Wordstar format. 
WSedit Feature list: 
- reading and writing Wordstar DOS 3.4 - 7, ASCII with IBM and ISO codepage 
- detail behaviour appropriate to Wordstar DOS 
- holding different user settings dependent on the file extension of the text file 
- word wrap on/off, manual/automatic 
- easy switching between different screen fonts 
- paragraph formatting with soft characters ("snow characters") like Wordstar 
- no file size limit 
- supports workgroups (one person has write access, the others can only read) 
- contents tree in a separate window like a directory tree to navigate in large documents 
- Syntax highlightning (Wordstar, Hypermake, HTML) 
- marking lines with Hard Return and Soft Return in the rightmost column 
- multi undo, undo slider window 
- highlightning spell-checking function where you can let analyse your own already spell-checked files to get a personal dictionary 
- translation functionality if you download separate translation files: bubble translation, dialog translation 
- Macro recorder for Function keys 

for Win95/98/NT/2000 - 363 KB:
ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/win95/editor/wsedit-w.zip
for OS/2 - 399 KB:
ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/comp/os/os2/leo/editors/wsedit-o.zip



X



Xitami

2001.11.25.

XITAMI
version: 2.4d9

iMatix Corporation
support@imatix.com
http://www.xitami.com/

Xitami v2.4d9 - 706 KB
Xitami is a small, fast, and powerful multiplatform Open Source web server 
This is a recommended upgrade from all eariler Xitami releases, including a fix for the Windows Device Names Denial-of-Service. 
It runs on all UNIX platforms, OS/2, OpenVMS, Windows 3.x, Windows 95, and Windows NT. At iMatix, we make software portability a reality. 
Xitami Features:
- Server supports HTTP/1.0, FTP, CGI/1.1, SSI protocols, server-side image maps, user-defined MIME types, multiple document roots, persistent connections, on-the-fly server reconfiguration, customisable error messages, multilingual HTML documents and multilingual CGI scripts, HTTP GET, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, MOVE, and COPY methods, customisable HTTP headers; 
- Security: basic authentication per directory, FTP access rights per user and per directory, on-the-fly user and password management, Unix setuid, restrict access by IP address, safe CGIs, SSL option (Xitami/Pro); 
- Logging: CLF, IIS, XML, and custom log file formats, programmed log file cycling, asynchronous reverse DNS lookups; 
- Virtual hosts: multihoming HTTP and FTP hosts, HTTP/1.1 virtual hosts, full independent configuration (log files, web spaces, access rights,...) per virtual host; 
- Configuration: editable config files, or through a web-based administration interface (WBA) that includes virtual host wizard, server control (restart, terminate), active connection monitor, and full configuration of server options, security, users, etc.; 
- Applications: direct support for CGI scripts in Perl, Awk, Rexx, Python, WSX protocol for plug-in extensions, SSI protocol for dynamic web pages, ISAPI under Windows, filter protocol for arbitrary web page filters, LRWP protocol for persistent (fast CGI) applications in Perl, C, Python, Java, Java Servlets; 
- Deployment: installs ready-to-run, portable to Windows, OS/2, Unix, OpenVMS, fully portable web sites and web applications; 
- Performance: internal multithreading engine, fast even on slower systems, small footprint, option to restrict HTTP and FTP connections, FTP quota manager. 

http://download.xitami.com/bw3224d9.exe
For Unix - 1097 KB:
http://download.xitami.com/suni24d9.tgz
For OS/2 - 667 KB:
http://download.xitami.com//bos224d7.zip


