Re: Microsoft Tries to Cozy Up to Mainframe, iSeries Users

How about RPG II on punch cards?!  ...and we didn't use none of them fancy
keypunch machines neither, no sir!  We had to cut the little holes out with
a dull pocket knife ...in the snow!  <vbg>  (OK, I embellished a little...)

Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



                                                                                
                                 
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That makes you younger than me, since I started on
a 360/30 in 1972 while still in college.

Based on the thread, it appears that several remember
when there was no monitor to work on...and no pc's.


Raby, Steve (GE Advanced Materials, consultant) wrote:

> God what does that make me? I taught myself RPGIII on the S/38 back
around 83/84 and have worked on RPG ever since. No don't answer I don't
want to know!!! ;-)
>
> Steve who didn't feel too old when he came into work today


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