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Buck: I do use PC and do edits using (surprise ... drum roll ) CA Win/95. As soon as the TCP/IP version of CODE/400 becomes available for trial, I will give it a whirl and (most probably) pay the seat license. I have tried the trial versions of Flex/Edit and Code Studio. was just not satisfied. Twenty years of green screens has made me very fond of that color (isnt that the color of money? - US folks only). Buck Calabro wrote: > >Buck Calabro wrote: > > > >> 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. > > Dave, > Thank you for a dose of reality. I programmed with a green screen >(OK, > a 3179!) for practically my entire career (15+ years) Now that I have a PC > (only with SEU) I can't imagine how I managed without it. In fact, I've quite > forgotten about using my 3179! Of course, now that you remind me about > NPT's, I remember quite clearly my fear that IBM would give us NPT people > to the wolves. And here I am, howling. Of all the people on the list who >should > be thinking about legacy... it's me. > > May I (humbly and contritely) make a suggestion? Buy yourself a > PC to develop with and use it for a while. I think you'll find that multiple >sessions, > cut & paste and PC apps (word processing, scheduling and spreadsheet) are > worth the money. You don't need to replace all those 3196's that the end-user > is using, just your own. > > Buck Calabro > Commsoft > -- Thank You. Regards Dave Mahadevan.. mailto:mahadevan@fuse.net +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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