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Sigh... I have two things to say on this topic :) 1) If they follow the documentation for the Win32 API, something as simple as a TN5250 application _should_ be forward compatable with any version of Windows. I don't really understand how IBM manages to break CA on every new version -- but I imagine its some of the extra code that's been added to support other crap (non-TN5250) that causes the whole thing to break. 2) I'm amazed at the number of positive comments about MochaSoft. I've never liked MochaSoft.... it works, but beyond that, I can't say that I really like much about it :( On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, Larry Bolhuis wrote: > > Here Here! Neil's right on! > > The only thing I ever give Microsoft credit for is lowering the bar for all > the rest of us! > > While my only experience with Mocha is on Linux, it has worked flawlessly > for me. > > - L > > Neil Palmer wrote: > > > Maybe Mochasoft are the ones who did the good job ! ;-) > > > > ...Neil > >
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