Is ISPF available for IBM PC's?

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From: Jeff Sauer STUDENT
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 1990 03:28

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ISPF stands for IBM's "Interactive System Productivity Facility".  It is simply a programming tool that manages dialog between the program and the user.

Has anyone seen or heard of such a product available for the PC either
commercially or in the public domain??  If so, I'd really appreciate some mail.

Thanks.

Jeff Sauer       jsauer@triton.unm.edu

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