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From: Peter_Schmidhofer@p4.f15.n246.z2.fidonet.org (Peter Schmidhofer)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Re: programing
Message-ID: <673404859@p4.f15.n246.z2.fidonet.org>
Date: 4 May 91 19:41:00 GMT
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Reply-To: Peter_Schmidhofer%p4.f15.n246.z2@hippo.dfv.rwth-aachen.de (Peter Schmidhofer)
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Comment-To: Randy_Humes@f1.n6000.z2.fidonet.org (Randy Humes)

Hello Randy!

 Once upon a time, Randy Humes wrote in a msg. to
 Peter Schmidhofer at 01 May 91 something like this:

 RH> exoerience. The real question I have is - what are your business and
 RH> tech requirements?

I'm developing and maintaining a Win3-application written with MSC6.0/WinSDK 
which is the front-end for a WAN mail system.
At the moment I'm not satisfied with this way of developing and searching for a 
better method of implementing new features in the existing code than writing it 
in C.

 RH>  Depending upon these and your personnal(or groups)
 RH> level of experience will determine which package to use.

I hope you now know my experiences a little bit.

 RH> database, minimal performance req. use Object1, SQL, Win3, and LAN
 RH> Manager.

We use Novell, no LAN Manager :-)

 RH>   With C experience, large system, and tough performance
 RH> criteria, use MS C 6.0, OS/2, SQL, and LAN Man.

As previous mentioned, doing it with OS/2 is impossible because there's an 
existing application and our customers are Win3-users.

regards,
         Peter