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Walden The severe line you mention is a key point in the debate about iSeries vs. The World. The folks at M$ are pushing hard to make the desktop (i.e. Browser, 5250, Terminal Server/Citrix) synonymous with back end processing and business workflow. As you have pointed out so well, different skill sets are needed to create that "User Friendly" thin client as compared to creating code to track the money or orders or merchandise. So, I wonder, is the Web browser, with all the sensatory enhancements, the best client for the iServer? I'm thinking so. It can provide the centralize control of information while maintaining many freedoms for the users. Best Regards Fritz Hayes Atwater Associates | There is a |severe line between programmers and web designers and it's |rare that someone can cross over that line. | |-Walden |
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