Hi Greg and others,

The news that WRQ released Reflection EnterView 2.0 was covered by HP
Pro in February. To-date Reflection Enterview 2.0 has not been reviewed
by any of the HP 3000 publications as most of these pubs (HP Pro, HP
World, HP Chronicle) don't do traditional product reviews.

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However, many of these publications are often interested in publishing
reviews written by users, so if anyone out there is interested in
reviewing EnterView 2.0 we will do what we can to help see that it gets
published.  Email for details: [log in to unmask]
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For the record, there have been many reviews of the product in other
trade publications. PC Magazine recently ran this one:
http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,400222,00.html. In
addition, you can link to reviews in InfoWorld, Network Computing and
PC Week off this page: http://www.wrq.com/products/rvinfo.html.


Joe Silagi
WRQ, Inc.

> Date:         Wed, 2 Jun 1999 19:48:22 -0400
> Reply-To:     "Stigers, Greg [And]"
> Sender:       HP-3000 Systems Discussion
> From:         "Stigers, Greg [And]"
> Subject:      Reflection Enterview
>
> If someone else has already exercised this product, and wouldn't mind some
> 'sanity check' questions as I work with it, I would very much appreciate on
> off-list reply.
>
> I have downloaded the demo, and uploaded it to an area under Apache. Sure
> enough, it works. I can point my browser at MY3K/ENTERVIEW/MY3K, and, after
> a few seconds of disk-churning and a time-limited reminder, I have an
> emulator window with a sign-on prompt. In addition to being amused at the
> recursion in this approach (I can see where having both a separate web
> server and this kind of a set up makes for a failsafe), I find the idea of
> seeing our administration of our emulators centralized as being a good
> thing. I have asked permission to take the time to see what this product can
> do, and one way or another, will set up other emulations, if only for my own
> benefit and amusement.
>
> Does anyone know if any of the 3000 publications have reviewed Reflection
> Enterview?
>