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Just to be clear, it was Reeve Fritchman who mentioned that he was looking
forward to a "solutions assessment", and expected it to be a watershed, which
I interpret as a point where a change in course occurs.
I've followed a number of Reeve's insightful posts over the years as he's
looked to IBM to provide better tools for native GUI support, which made me
wonder what he might expect from a solutions assessment, and if it was an
extablished program from IBM for business partners.
Nathan Andelin
Michael Ryan <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Of course, a Microsoft
solutions assessment would steer you to a takeover of
your system through a graphics file.
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