Regarding the Response Center, that could be, though not being there I
can't
speak for them.
 
I did load up the software last week and found it to be not too bad.  It
was originally written for the UNIX platform, so you get an extra booklet
on how to install under MPE.  The instructions were ok, but it does seem
some familiarity with UNIX is a benefit.  I loaded the OM Web software on
our x.55.20 teaching system (a 937), which seems to have a bug when you go
to access any web pages from another system.  I've got general 5.5 on
order, so we'll see if the bug goes away then or if I have to call in for
a patch.
 
Nothing like new adventures... ;)
 
Debby
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>From: Gary Dietz <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Open Market Web server info -Reply
 
>The HP part number is B5184AA, with various options for the type of
media,
>etc.  We went through the same "blank stares" when we purchased it a
couple
>of months ago, and had to be quite persistent to get the appropriate
>information.  Same for when I placed a support call on it a few weeks
ago.
>The folks on the phone at the Response Center were not at all sure that
>such a product even existed.  I guess it takes them some time to get all
>the folks on board when they OEM a new product :(
 
>Gary
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>>> Richard Trapp RAT <[log in to unmask]> 09/25/96 10:08am >>>
What's the scoop on the OpenMarket Web server for the HP3000?  I get the
electronic equivalent of a blank stare on the phone with them about it.
Is
it beta or something?   I just left voice mail for a sales rep, but until
then, can you folks shed any light on it?
 
Rich
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