Re: "Naming" a PC5250 Device (session) in CA NT... -- MIDRANGE-L

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>>This reminds me of the trouble we had several years back with assigning
>namez to OS/2 PC5250 machines (don't >laugh, our R&D group is using a TON of
>them...)
>
>Hey, don't feel bad. Somewhere someone is watching a Sony Betamax movie
>right now. Somewhere, someone is driving a Studebaker right now. And
>somewhere, someone is cooking a TV dinner in a conventional oven right now!
>
>rp


Don't you DARE knock my BetaMaxes!  (:   Only problem Beta ever had was a
bunch of poor marketing by Sony.

If I wasn't reading this at home on my Macintosh, I'd probably read it on
my Newton and have to reply from there.

*sigh*  Somehow I think I always pick the good products that lose the
marketing fight.

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.com


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