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In message <970916200421_-1432742375@emout02.ma il.aol.com>, From 
DAsmussen@aol.com, the following was written:
>> Anyone know of a way to convert software from the system 36 to a pc. 
>> 
>> The programs I have are written in RPG II.  Is there a program that 
>> can do this or can it be done by a programmer rather inexpensively?
> 
> Nope.  I know how to go the OTHER way.  Why on earth would you want to
> run /36 programs on a PC?

There used to be a system called California Software. I used it to
convert S/36 to PC back in another life. It's not really a conversion,
but rather a S/36 environment. The data is kept in dbase files. There
was a second one named Lattice I think. The two are/were very similar.
Maybe Yahoo could turn up something on one of them.

hth
Pete


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