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Win a free copy of Master of the Empire! In conjunction with BMT Micro we're giving away a free copy of the new OS/2 game: Master Of The Empire! Simply fill out this OS/2 e-Zine! reader survey and you'll be automatically entered into our prize drawing! It costs nothing to enter and the winner's name will be announced in the November 16th issue of OS/2 e-Zine! Contest rules are as follows: No purchase necessary. Contest entries must be accompanied by a name and e-mail address to be considered valid. Survey votes need only be accompanied by a valid e-mail address. Only one entry per person, duplicates will be ignored. Entries are selected randomly by computer. All eligable entries are included. This drawing is void where prohibited by law. Entries become property of Falcon Networking. Winner will be notified in e-mail and will have 30 days to make a claim before an alternate winner is selected. Winner will need to supply a valid postal address upon notification in order for prize to be shipped. Employees of Falcon Networking, OS/2 e-Zine!, BMT Micro and their immediate families are not eligible for the drawing All entries must be recieved by November 14th, 1998. Have you ever wondered what your fellow OS/2 users are doing with their computers and how they're doing it? Each issue, OS/2 e-Zine! takes the pulse of the OS/2 community on a different topic and presents you with the results. Just fill in the form on this page and check our next issue to find out how "normal" you really are! Do you have an idea that you think would make a good survey question?

This issue's topic: Where do you go to find support? Your e-mail: Your name: (We require your e-mail address to count you in our survey. Your name required only for the free prize drawing) Where's the first place you usually go to find support for OS/2 now? Pick an option from this list IBM Your PC manufacturer Your company's help desk Local user group Usenet (Newsgroups) The Web Paid third-party support Internet Relay Chat (IRC) Other I do not understand the question By what means would you prefer to get technical support? Pick an option from this list By phone (toll free or otherwise) By a web knowledge base site By e-mail By on-site consultants By real-time internet chat Other I do not understand the question (Please click the "Send it!" button only once.) Notes: 1. Only one entry per reader will be counted. 2. All questions must be answered to be counted. 3. Information must be received on or before November 15th, 1998. Complete results of this survey will be printed in our next issue (November 16th, 1998).