There are many Web links or URLs that RPG developers should have bookmarked as favorites in their Web browsers. Here are just a few:
- The CGIDEV2 Web site
- IBM AS/400 manuals online
- OS/400 Machine Interface (MI) Assembly Instructions
- RPG World
- RPG IV Web site (my homepage)
- MC Press forums
As you find other useful reference sites, bookmark them for yourself, and share them with other readers via the discussion forum associated with this article.
Bob Cozzi has been programming in RPG since 1978. Since then, he has written many articles and several books, including The Modern RPG Language--the most widely used RPG reference manual in the world. Bob is also a very popular speaker at industry events such as RPG World and is the author of his own Web site and of the RPG ToolKit, an add-on library for RPG IV programmers.



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