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From: kumarr@hparc0.HP.COM (Kumar Rangan)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: HP New Wave 3.0. INFO, anyone?
Message-ID: <2770025@hparc0.HP.COM>
Date: 31 May 91 01:51:56 GMT
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U should be able to bridge most windows & DOS applications into Newwave.
If u insert the 1st disk in your A drive, change to A drive & type bridge,
it should come up with a list of programs it will bridge for you. These 
include clock, calendar, excel, lotus,word, wordperfect, ... (I dont have 
the complete list in my head!).

Also, there are quite a few applications that have been "ported" to be 
Newwave aware. These include lotus 2.2, excel, charisma, dynacomm, amipro,
and a bunch of others. 

When u buy NewWave, u should get a catalog called "HP NewWave applications
catalog" which lists products which are Newwave aware.

Windows + Newwave takes up about 13MB of disc space. If u delete the CBT 
package that comes with Newwave, u gain approx 3MB back.

If u have specific questions in getting NW to work, email me & I'm happy
to help. BTW, one of the best features of NW is the Agent facility which
allows u to automate & schedule tasks.

*  Kumar "I prefer to be pissed off, than pissed on!" Rangan                *
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DISCLAIMER : The above are my opinions, NOT HP's.