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In article <1991Jun25.194914.24226@specialix.co.uk> jonb@specialix.co.uk (Jon Brawn) writes:
>ntaib@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Nur Iskandar Taib) writes:
>
>>>>that is called "Unixwindows".  I'm not sure who wrote it but what it
>>>>does is it allows you to open many login windows each independent
>>>>of one another when you are logged in to a unix machine.
>
>VisionWare, based in Leeds, UK have the product that performs this task.
>
>PC-Connect (when I last knew it) had multiple connections over RS232, modems,
>ethernet (many different vendors), etc. and came with many wizzy and exciting
>*graphical* unix applications, such as a graphical ``who'', and the usual
>rubish (clocks, maze drawing, etc.)
[...]
>E-Mail to simon@vision.co.uk will get through to one of their excellent support
>managers. He will be able to pass you on to someone who can threaten you with
>stunning sales literature. He may even be able to tell you where to buy it.

One U.S. distributor is Unipress Software (800)222-0550 or
(201)985-8000.  They are handling my customer support and updates
locally for VisionWare.

I am currently writing this on a IBM PS/2 running windows 3.0 and
xvision  (VisionWare's X windows server)  I have 4 logical connections
to my host computer (via ethernet but VisionWare supports multiple
connections on serial ports as well...I just have not tried them).

It's wonderful.

-Roe

Disclaimer:  I have no official connection with Unipress Software or
Visionware except that I am a satisfied customer.

Roe D McBurnett III Bellcore (908)699-2273 rdm2@chaucer.cc.bellcore.com
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