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From: sjm@ohsuhcx.ohsu.edu (Sandra McMaster)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Advice Needed
Message-ID: <317@ohsuhcx.ohsu.edu>
Date: 11 Jan 90 19:20:02 GMT
Reply-To: sjm@ohsuhcx.UUCP (Sandra McMaster)
Organization: Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland
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I tried posting this several days ago and things appeared to work
However, I never received the posting and I've seen no responses
so I'll try again.  I apologize for any duplication.
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Does anyone have experience with products which allow DOS workstations
to behave like an X-terminal?  Is it worth trying or should I just
buy the X-terminal or graphics workstation (SUN, DEC, etc.)?  

The primary application will be CASE. I'm knowledgeable in CASE but 
a novice to X.  I've used a SUN workstation on a couple of occasions
and that's it.  Although I will be the initial user of these tools, I will 
need to make the CASE tools/data readily accessible to 10-15 other individuals 
who will be able to connect via a network.  Most have DOS based workstations.  
A few already have graphics workstations.

Any and all advice/suggestions/ideas will be greatly appreciated!
I'll post a summary if there is any interest.

Thanks!
Sandra McMaster
sjm@ohsu.edu
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