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Ken, > I believe most of the functions were used in a device called the >"transition data link", device, I think that may have been the name for the model which only did the data transfer, not the A/B switching too. Last one of these I did was back in 1990 with the original model which cost over $5K if bought separately. > Largere outfits, with a lot of 36s, bought one, and used it themselves, >otherwise, theu used it thru a third party support arrangement. Or in my case, just had IBM throw it in free as part of a migration incentive package. > If I am correct, the s/36 was a very popular, and widely used business >os, right into the 90's. VERY popular. The S/36 refused to die, despite IBM's best efforts to bury it Doug
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