Hi Brian and Chris,
    I want to chime in here ... on the count of Omnidex users :)

   Sites like mine (and I represent 2 non-profit foundations) that run the SRN
IRIS package use Omnidex as it comes bundled with the software.

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>>> Brian White <[log in to unmask]> 05/07/97 07:27am >>>
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Chris Breemer wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to get a feeling about the ratio of users using Omnidex vs.
Superdex.
> It looks to me as if Omnidex is sort of de facto standard, with Superdex
>  trailing
> far behind. Of course this may be a dead wrong impression.
> Couls anybody comment on this ?
>
> Thanks for any replies.
>
>         Chris Breemer
>         Compuware Europe B.V.

The project on which I am working has been using Superdex since around
the time it started. We have found it to be a robust, easy-to-use
product. The few times we have needed support, we have found the support
people knowledgable and easy to work with.

I don't have any experience with Omnidex, but according to the manual we
looked at several years ago, their interface with Quick was not as easy
to use as the Superdex version. Has that changed any?