Re: Mochasoft and Windows 7

[Jim Oberholtzer <jim.oberholtzer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I have the Win7 version of MochaSoft and run the 64bit version and it 
works without flaw.

When I tried to get the XP version to run, the only way was to install 
it on the XP virtual system.  I think there are significant differences 
between the two in how security and connections are made.  As to System 
i Navigator you need to be at V6R1.  The Personal Communications (5250 
and other emulation) that I ran for years in XP will not load and run 
properly.  The V6R1 is using V5.9 of the 5250 emulator which is also the 
latest version of PCOM.

Sadly since I am not Microsoft's biggest fan, I have to admit that Win7 
has been extremely stable, reasonably fast (T61p Laptop with 4Gb Ram) 
and well worth the cost of the upgrade and associated software I had to 
buy.  The only software I had to re-purchase was Adobe Acrobat, Mocha, 
and antivirus.  Everything else just worked.

Jim Oberholtzer
CEO/Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects -- LLC


On 3/9/2010 6:50 PM, jmmckee wrote:
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> I was on a telephone call for several hours trying to get a remote 5250 session connected.  I told the person on the other side that a specific terminal type was required.  He told me that he had no provision for selecting a terminal type - just 24x80 or 27x132.  I found out later that the computer had Windows 7 and that he could not get the Windows XP version of Mochasoft to run.
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> I just wanted to know if anybody has seen problems getting Windows 7/Mochasoft to connect, and if there is that big a difference between the XP version and Windows 7.
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> Also tried PC5250 and that still did not offer, according to the other end, an entry for a terminal type.
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> Thanks.
>
>
> John McKee
>