Re: Microsoft & AS/400 (was: List of large iSeries companies)

At 07:39 PM 2/23/2006, you wrote:

A nostalgic moment:
I run Microsoft Windows XP Professional (not Home Edition) on my ThinkPad.
 If I enter the following URL in Microsoft Internet Explorer:
C:\WINDOWS\Help\Tours\htmlTour\best_secure.htm , I am rewarded with a
photograph of a 1990s-style computer room over the topic "More Secure;
Easier To Manage" in the Windows XP product tour.
There is a handsome putty-colored rack-mounted server, proudly bearing its
Malcom Baldrige blue ribbon.  And a 5250 display, too!

If this URL doesn't work on your PC, I notice that a gentleman in New
Jersey created a PDF with the relevant screen shots at
www.bergen.edu/faculty/jmyers/WinXP_AS400.pdf .
(Professor Myers at the Bergen Community College apparently taught an
iSeries MiniComputer Operations class.)

I keep a copy of this photo to remind myself that Microsoft does
understand what a "More Secure; Easier To Manage" operating system really
looks like.
Dan R.
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