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I'd forgot the chargeable bit with the emulator. Of course, many
companies will have it already. A person can always get an Access
service pack, put it on your PC, including win7 62-bit at latest
version, and see if it complains when you try to connect to a company
you're working with - such as one's one, eh?
I get around licensing questions by using the actual PCOMM - Personal
Communications - no licensing on the i, just the PC client. Maybe a
couple hundred bucks last I looked. More functionality than any other
emulator, with macros being my favorite.
Vern
On 7/3/2012 8:43 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I don't think that's true. It is offered in many package deals. Also I
think the only parts of System i Access for Windows that IBM charges for
is the 5250 emulator and the file transfer. All the goodies in iNav and
lots of other stuff are all gratis.
Rob Berendt
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