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Hi,

How many out there use(d) Create!Form?

Those that do would know that it has kind of dropped iSeries support and
new versions are all Windows based.

I want to know what you guys did. Did you stick with Create and migrate
all your forms. How did it go? Performance better or worse? Are you glad
you stuck with Create or do you wish you had used the opportunity to move
to another package and keep it iSeries native?

For those that didn't stick with Create, did you find a product that could
match the features of Create so you didn't lose anything in the product
change?

We are in a bind as to whether to stick with Create or to move on. We
aren't against Windows products, it is just that it is nice to have
everything in one place.

Create is a good product, but I will say the new designer interface takes
a lot of getting used to and the move away from iSeries has taken some of
the shine off the product.

So, I really just wanted some of your thoughts on this and see what path
some of you have taken.

Thanks

Regards

Nathan Simpson
Network Administrator/System Support
AWH Pty Ltd
Wool / Cotton / Property / Logistics / Exchange

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