@PRODUCT_LONG  @{r74}@u6uo8cu@{_}   This product is an OS/2-hosted add-on for ARJ v @COUNTERPARTS for DOS. It may be   used  separately  from  the DOS  package  but  it doesn't  contain  the   documentation found in DOS release.   ***********************************************************************   ***                                                                 ***   ***  THIS PRODUCT IS DEVELOPED  SEPARATELY FROM THE MAINSTREAM ARJ  ***   ***  PACKAGE AND  THEREFORE IS NOT  UPDATED SYNCHRONOUSLY WITH ARJ  ***   ***  FOR DOS.                                                       ***   ***                                                                 ***   ***********************************************************************   INTRODUCTION      This file describes the features specific to the OS/2 port. It is      suggested that you read the general README file prior to this one.   SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS   16-bit version:      *  OS/2 version 1.2 or higher, or Windows NT v 3.10 or higher.   For OS/2 systems:      *  A 80286 or higher CPU.      *  512K of free memory   For Windows NT systems:      *  1024K of free memory   32-bit version:      *  OS/2 version 3.0 with Fixpak 25 or higher      *  A 80386SX or higher CPU.      *  1024K of free memory (512K for each subsequent  instance after         the first one has been started)      *  IBM LIBC and Unicode runtime  support (installed by default as         a mandatory component)   IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES      *  External garble modules are provided as OS/2 DLLs. You may not         use DOS  modules  with  ARJ/2, or vice  versa. The  encryption         algorithm  is  the  same, so  ARJ/2 garbled  archives can   be         processed under DOS.      *  ARJ/2  sets  the  "Host OS" to  "OS/2"  on its  archives. When         extracting  any such  archive with ARJ  for DOS,  some unusual         behavior  may  occur. Versions  of ARJ  prior to 2.50  convert         high-ASCII  characters in  filenames to  7-bit  characters  by         ignoring the  high  bit. So, the  filename  "盩EST