Re: Client Access Express on a CISC system -- MIDRANGE-L

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jkrueger@dhagroup.com wrote:
 
> Answer number 1 gets the prize.  There are definitely things you _cannot_
> do on a CISC if you use Express that you _could_ do if you used Classic,
> even if you are using TCP/IP connectivity.  First and foremost is access to
> printers and the IFS on the AS/400, since NetServer does not exist on your
> CISC system.

Thanks.  That's the definitive answer I was looking for.  I thought
that's the way it was, but the older I get, the more easily I become
confused . . .

-- 
-Jeff
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