Anne: Could you please relay a few EIM questions to Pat Botz or his group?

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1.  EIM works with Win2K logins, will it work with WinXP logins and user
switching capability and if so when?

2.  Given one login on the WinClient (assuming not 95, not 98, not ME but 2K
or higher?) client, is there then an opportunity to select from multiple
logins on an iSeries?  (e.g. I log in to my PC, but when I got to one
iSeries I then either login with a *USRPRF for Casinos or a *USRPRF for
Hotels, to another iSeries for generic system stuff or Data Warehouse, to
another iSeries for ???, etc.)

3.  If a generic user logs into a PC, then uses a generic *USRPRF to log
into an iSeries I assume that all goes okay (but really nowhere), but then
we use individual logins to the applications (again on a one to several(?)
relationship) will this need to be rewritten to a one to one relationship
for EIM or will it need to exist outside of EIM?

4.  Will WDT (specifically Code/400) be a player in EIM?

5.  Do they foresee any thin client (e.g. Citrix) implications?

Seemed like off-line questions to me so I saved the ConfCall folks the
boredom.

Thanks!