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  • Subject: RE: AS/400 vs. NT
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 8:00:12 -0500

This is why I often call GUI applications 'grey screen' applications.  
At least on green screen you can cut and paste.
Try copying from an error window on grey screen and pasting it into a 
full text search.  The only thing I can paste it into is Paintbrush.





boothm@earth.goddard.edu on 10/28/99 08:31:19 PM
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I find it interesting that the  AS/400 vs. NT topic becomes a 5250 text 
vs. GUI topic.  They really aren't the same thing excepting that we see it 
that way.

AS/400 can do GUI and text while  NT seems to be pretty much GUI-centric.  
That says to me the AS/400 has broader capabilities, doesn't it?  What 
would happen if the AS/400 green screen actually had a pale gray 
background? or if there were more fixed-fonts to choose from, even if they 
were purchased add-ons from 3rd party?




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One of the interesting things about gui applications is that most people
who use them a lot rely on keystroke combinations rather than the mouse
to do things they do frequently. 






<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I find it interesting that the &nbsp;AS/400 
vs. NT topic becomes a 5250 text vs. GUI topic. &nbsp;They really aren't the 
same thing excepting that we see it that way.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">AS/400 can do GUI and text while &nbsp;NT 
seems to be pretty much GUI-centric. &nbsp; That says to me the AS/400 has 
broader capabilities, doesn't it? &nbsp;What would happen if the AS/400 green 
screen actually had a pale gray background? or if there were more fixed-fonts 
to choose from, even if they were purchased add-ons from 3rd party?</font>
<br>
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MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Courier New">One of the interesting things about gui 
applications is that most people<br>
who use them a lot rely on keystroke combinations rather than the mouse<br>
to do things they do frequently. &nbsp;</font>
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