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From: eva@TWG.COM
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: Wollongong's TN3270
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Date: 23 Apr 88 17:13:00 GMT
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Especially to: "Crack? No thanks, I've got a new CD player" <...!daveb>

We are not aware of the existence of curses in the PD. In my article I wrote
"currently available", which really means the state of out products at this
"currently available", which really means the state of our products at this
time. Definitely, it does not mean we will do it this way till the final day 
of existence of our solar system...

We are pursuing the option in our WIN/TCP, which will allowe you to have
TN3270 without any UNIX license.

By the way...
Which PD curses are your favorite and where are the sources?

Eva
The Wollongong Group

The Wollongong Group