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From: braden@ISI.EDU (Bob Braden)
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Subject: Re:  TN3270
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Date: Mon, 1-Jun-87 14:22:11 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jun  1 14:22:11 1987
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	I inquired of a Network Solutions salesperson after one of their
	presentations at the conference in Monterey this past March, and
	he said that their DDN/MVS did not support 3270-mode telnet.
	
There must have been some misunderstanding about the question or the
answer.  DDN/MVS is based on the UCLA MVS code, which certainly does
support 3270-mode Telnet, and always has.  I have a tn3270 icon on my
Sun screen, which I occasionally open to log into TSO on the UCLA 3090
and use PDF in full-screen.  Now that the ARPANET is back from the dead,
it works quite snappily, too.

Bob Braden