Re: CD-R & DVD-R for the iSeries and Office Vision, 2 seperate questions

If you would explain

how your VTS appears on the system, does it show up as a tape device (
TAP02 ), do I SAVLIB LIB( xxxx )  DEV(TAP02) to save a library to it, How
does it cable attach to the system, ....

then it would be easier to understand what you are selling.

Steve Richter

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brad Jensen" <brad@elstore.com>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 6:30 PM
Subject: Re: CD-R & DVD-R for the iSeries and Office Vision, 2 seperate
questions


>
>
>
> IBM shows an extrenal DVD-RAM and CD-R writer and reader as an
> AS/400 option, to be available May 2001. Has  anyone got one of
> these?Supposed to cost about $1500
>
> I'd like you all to buy them and throw away your tape drives.
> Then I will sell you my attached VTS device, which will download
> faster than tape to PC disk, then write DVD-Rs later at your
> leisure, multiple copies, etc.
>
> And you can load them back to your AS/400 through their
> conveniently included peripheral.
>
> Anybody go DVD (even read only) on their As/400?
>
> --
> Brad Jensen brad@elstore.com
> President
> Electronic Storage Corporation Tulsa OK USA
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