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Don Harrington <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>On Wed, 24 Apr 1996, (Rick Clark) wrote:
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>> One of my first tasks at WW&R is to network the pc's with access to the HP
>> (boy do I miss my multiple sessions!!). As part of the design, I need to
>> determine which emulation package best suits there needs. I am familiar
>> with the usuals (ie.. WRQ, Sessions, MS92), but they handed me a demo of a
>> product called RUMBA by Wall Data Incoporated out of WA. I have never heard
>> of this product.
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>> Any shops out there use this package as an HP emulator, in a network
>> environment (probally Novell), in Windows 3.1 or Win95? Any comments,
>> thoughts or expressions will be greatly appreciated.
>>
At Merck we use Rumba mainly for AS/400 (IBM) type connectivity, but have found
Reflections easier to use for the HP3000, VAX, and Unix worlds.
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