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In article <1992Nov2.185708.2641@bmw.mayo.edu> brunkhorst@mayo.edu writes:
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>Just got back from Interop in S.F.
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>NeXT was not officially there, but was found in 3 booths, and NeXTworld
>had both Dan Ruby and Dan Lavin attending some of the show (I peeked
>in the email list, and also heard they attended the Pencom Hospitality suite.

I was pretty annoyed at NeXT not showing up for Interop.  They were
conspicuously absent at the Desktop conference track where software
development using distributed objects and integrating desktop machines
with enterprise networks were the hot topics.  

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>Where NeXT was found:
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Suite software was also there demoing on next's and sun's.  They do
some sort of distributed object manager.

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