Re: CODE/400

Buck Calabro wrote:

> >>"I like it.  Eliminates SEU as the editor, and allows for additional charge
> >>add-ons like off loadings preliminary syntax check compiles."<<
> >
> >Oh dear - did I forget to mention that part of the plot (oh sorry - plan!) 
>was
> >to withdraw support for SEU <vbg>  -  I wish!!
> >
> >Well - you have to admit that it would help convince management that it was a
> >worthwhile upgrade!
>
> YES YES YES YES YES!
>
> If IBM wants to push Code/400 then they should respectfully retire it's
> predecessor.  Microsoft no longer bundles EDLIN with DOS.

This is the kind of dangerous talk that makes IBM think they can ignore the 
"green
screen" people.   Microsoft replaced EDLIN with EDIT which is dos based editor. 
 It
is like telling Microsoft to get rid of DOS!

> Let the "old timers" keep SEU if they want, but don't sell it on new
> releases.  Code/400 will sell itself.

SEU is part of ADTS and IBM sells it (it is not free).  So please, put an end to
this idea it somehow is freeware. CODE/400 will sell by itself when word spreads
that it is the best thing after sliced bread.

>

--
Thank You.

Regards

Dave Mahadevan.. mailto:mahadevan@fuse.net


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