Re: When an AS/400 is called an iSeries

That is of course his preconception, and we allow him (and many others) to keep on believing it because that is what they want to believe.

I wonder... is your new machine 64-bit, completely enabled to run in 64 bit, including automatic conversions, to take advantage of the new hardware?

Darrell A Martin wrote:

Hi, Booth:

It was the 'splaining that got me in trouble in the first place. Now he knows that "iSeries" is just a paint job. Or thinks so, anyway.

Darrell

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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/08/2007 04:35:45 PM:

What an opening he gave you! Gads, what a chance to 'splain to Lucy,

Ricky.

Darrell A Martin wrote:

[snip]

Blank stare. Two or three slow blinks. Then a look of comprehension.

"Ah ha. So the iSeries is just the old AS/400 with a different

marketing

logo? I thought it was new technology."

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