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In message <5h0p7l$3os@client3.news.psi.net> - os2@mistik.express.net
(Mustafa Soysal MS57) writes:
:>
:>In article <5h02m5$a16@saltspring.teleserve.ca>,
:>Mike Stephen <mike@lionsgate.com> wrote:

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:>>It is the Royal Bank of Canada, one of the worlds largest banks. 
:>>Additionally the Bank of BC (much smaller as it is a provincial
:>>bank) has also gone with OS/2.  CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of
:>>Commerce) runs OS/2.  Toronto Dominion Bank runs OS/2.  These banks
:>>handle about 75% of all banking in Canada as well as having major
:>>investments round the world.  I personally use the Royal Bank of
:>>Canada, not because the service is good in Canada, but rather that
:>>the service is good in any major city in the world.  I can find out
:>>the CFL football scores and the hockey scores in Taipei, and Seoul
:>>from my Royal Bank of Canada representative.  There are Royal Banks
:>>of Canada in all areas.  It is a much bigger bank than most would
:>>think.
:>>
:>>The Royal bank of Canada has major investments in OS/2.
:>
:>Thank you.  It seems IBM is doing well in selling OS/2 to banks and
:>insurances.

Indeed they are.  And they sold it to me too, which is a major
accomplishment, given my demands for excellence and my legendary good
taste.



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