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Article #502Windows 3.0 and PC Support on the AS/400
From: "Steve Huff, U. of Kansas, Lawre...
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 1990 02:14
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 1990 02:14
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Topic: Windows 3.0 & AS/400's PC Support We are running an AS/400 with approx 250 IBM PS/2s connected, and are evaluating Windows 3.0 as becoming a standard on each PC. All of our common PC based applications are running successfully with Windows, except for PC Support (and Harvard Graphics, but that's not a big problem). At times, and without any known pattern, Windows chokes on the assiging of virtual drives with the fspc command. Is anybody working with Windows and PC Support? Are there any other mailing lists I can try? Microsoft claims this is an IBM problem; IBM says they haven't encountered it yet. Thanks. Replies via e-mail are appreciated. Steve -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Huff, MBA student, University of Kansas (currently interning at Hill's Pet Products, Topeka, KS) MCINet: 913 231 5760 My electronic dicta may or may not represent views of either organization. Internet: HUFF@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu Bitnet: HUFF@Ukanvax.Bitnet Snail: P.O. Box 1225, Lawrence, KS 66044-8225 SprintNet: 913 749 4720 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Subject: Windows 3.0 and PC Support on the AS/400
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