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AIX->Win2000/XP?
Post 25615 by GigaWire on Thursday 1st of August 2002 10:38:18 AM
08-01-2002
AIX is the only OS it will run on.
The idea is to exchange the servers and dumb terminals now, while maintaining the current spreadsheet program. and as people work on their windows terminal with the new program, eventually shelve the old one. in the mean time though, there is just too much information that needs to be tranfered into the new program to not run a hybrid network for awhile.
the reason for the switch is that we want to dump our hardware maintenance contract, and provide a far less expensive upgrade path.
plus the worker bees want lcds
cheers
The idea is to exchange the servers and dumb terminals now, while maintaining the current spreadsheet program. and as people work on their windows terminal with the new program, eventually shelve the old one. in the mean time though, there is just too much information that needs to be tranfered into the new program to not run a hybrid network for awhile.
the reason for the switch is that we want to dump our hardware maintenance contract, and provide a far less expensive upgrade path.
plus the worker bees want lcds
cheers
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