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> OS/2 was a strategic product. In fact, the success of OS/2 was linked to the > success of the AS/400. IBM knew that a part of Microsoft's success was their > ability to tie Windows desktops to Windows servers. IBM needed a desktop > operating system that it could use to provide the same level of synergy > between its servers and desktops, and intended for that to be OS/2. "...sme level of synergy..." - You've obviously never tried to install configure and use Communications Manager/2... ;-) Also, let me apologise for the Html email - I'm using the web frontend of Outlook & there is no option to turn HTML off
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