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>> I think there are always going to be things, like the ones you mentioned, that are going to seem more natural to those of us with extensive 5250 experience. I don't think that "natural" comes into it Mark. The things that Vern has pointed out are "natural" in Windows, and I suspect in Linux desktops too although I am not familiar enough to judge. While I love many of the things about WDSc, I just wish that the person who did the design for the new options showed some sign of having at least _looked_ at what people did with PDM. I expected (reasonably I think ) that where it made sense WDSc would be a superset of PDM. It isn't - there are many things you can't really do without digging into Java. The fact that the environment is extensible is great, but why not though Rexx so that those of us who have invested in CODE can get more immediate benefit. Why not bring in the PDM user defined options notion the way CPO did? Why do we have to reinvent the wheel to replace functionality that we already have in both PDM and CPO? I just hate having to take two steps backwards before I can move forwards again. Jon Paris Partner400 www.Partner400.com
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