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>What is enough RAM for a client workstation to have on a CA/TCPIP network
on
>an as400. We would run emulation and notes on each workstation only.

I have a Pentium 266 with 32 megs RAM on Win95 and it'll run CA with several
workstation sessions open, TCP/IP, Code/400, MS Outlook, VPN, the IBM
Library Reader and a DOS session or two without problems.  I occasionally
use MS Word 97 and Excel with that mix.  I have very few problems, but I
follow a simple rule - Open an app and leave it running.  By not constantly
opening/closing apps, I find Win95 to be more stable.

Buck Calabro
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