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We have some long-time data entry users banging away at the same apps, same screens they've been using for years. Because the apps can be slow they depend heavily on keyboard buffering, keying entries from forms in anticipation of forthcoming screens. We could probably take away their monitors and they'd never notice. Anyway, we recently upgraded some users to new PC's -- from three year old hardware running Windows 2000 to brand new Windows XP machines. The users with new PC's are having frequent 5250 session lockups. Input Inhibited is highlighted, but the screen never frees up regardless of keystrokes or mouse movements. The only solution is to close the emulation window and start over. The problem follows the hardware -- we've swapped PC's from user to user and building to building. What's really strange is that we've tried changing the emulation software, but we're still seeing the same problem. We went from NetManage's previous acquisition, ViewNow, to their more recent acquisition, the Rumba Web-to-Host emulator. It may not even be an emulation or keyboard buffering problem. We haven't had much luck debugging it at a network level. I spent a couple hours scanning the archives and didn't turn up anything. Has anyone seen anything like this? James P. Damato Manager - Systems Administration Dollar General Corporation
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