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In article <0wl-8Y@engin.umich.edu> spexet@math.lsa.umich.edu (D. Robert Spexet II) writes:
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>It is my opinion that OS/2 was in fact designed for this purpose.  It is
>now time for IBM to start promoting this purpose and rationale to its
>customers.
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>D. Robert Spexet II, N0OKR   Internet:  spexet@math.lsa.umich.edu
>Department of Mathematics    BITnet:    user68xr@umichum.bitnet
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Robert:

I agree with you so very much.  I could almost (but don't) cry.

I wrote a letter to John Akers (3.5 pages with 38 pages of supporting
documentation).  Basically, it talks about OS/2 Marketing and Advertising.

One of its suggestions was to increase IBM developed OS/2 application 
advertisign. These applications can show off the abilities OS/2 have in 
important areas like multitasking, workplace shell, SOM, threading, support, 
etc.

People look for more than one example or voice.  By giving a voice to IBM's
really outstanding OS/2 applications (e.g. TCP/IP for OS/2 1.2.1) it gives
backing to OS/2.

Isn't this what you are discussing?

A personal moto : Don't like <.....> be a stealth product!

Bert.