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From: mparker@macomw.ARPA (M. D. Parker)
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Subject: Re: running pc nfs with network software
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Date: Thu, 30-Jul-87 00:37:04 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 30 00:37:04 1987
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Keywords: pc nfs

In article <13464@topaz.rutgers.edu> murray@topaz.rutgers.edu (CCIS Newark) writes:
>We are thinking of getting PC-NFS. Has anyone had any experiences with
>using networked versions of Microsoft Word and/or WordStar with NFS?
>From what I've been reading NFS is the best thing since sliced bread.
>We have a 3B2 and a bunch of ATT 6300's. 
>
>                   thanx for the info
>
>murray


At M/A Com Government Systems, we are supporting a PC-NFS network of 
approximately 10 PCs with more to come.  The system is being used to
support a fairly large development project and seems to be a big hit
with our users here.  Our file server is a Celerity C1230 with 330MBytes
of disk (will be shortly upgraded to 1.3GigaBytes).

From what I have been able to determine most any PC program works over 
the NFS network system.  I'm sure that in the future I will find exceptions.

Mikeen sen s