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From: jcb2181@sigma.tamu.edu (BUSBY, JAMES CHRISTOPHER)
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Subject: Program Development Link
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Date: 1 Feb 91 06:38:27 GMT
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   About a Month ago I got a Letter form HP asking if I wanted to spend a 
few bucks and crawl out of the dark ages of KERMIT and crummy text editors.
The Gallant White Knight to save us from our downloading, back-up, and 
programming woes was named the HP PROGRAMMING DEVELOPMENT LINK 
(Part No. HP 82208B).  Has anybody seen or used this figment and is HP 
moing any faster then their 8 week shipping schedule? If anybody is using it 
how does it work?  Is it worth my investment?

FYI the printing date for the Tech Sheet was 11/90 so this baby is pretty 
hot off the press. (Relatively speaking since I got the letter in December.)

James Busby
Texas A&M University  (Where I'm a Civil Engineer as opposed to those 
                       Uncivil Engineers)

jcb2181@venus.tamu.edu   "Texas A&M, the only place on earth where you can
                          merge 6 DEC 11/80's and a 9000 without an 
                          interruption in Computer Management SNAFU's"
                          Please Excuse all errors due to our Cluster Fuck.