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sorry, I was too brief.
the current set of google search results for
as/400: 2,650,000,000
IBM i: 174,000,000
iseries: 5,420,000
system i: 812,000,000
what is the union of these sets?
If it is not high enough, then i guess I will
do multiple searches...
(I don't care about what number is bigger)
current search for
windows: 3,350,000,000
?what was it called in 1994?
?what was it called in 2000?
?what was it called in 2004?
On 12/12/2012 10:43 AM, Trevor Perry wrote:
Really, you want to argue that one?
You google "IBM i" - that was sorted out in 2008.
And, if more people would post "IBM i" to the web, then there would be
"IBM i" searches available. If you are complaining and not contributing,
then you are just complaining.
On 12/12/12 11:31 AM, "Gqcy"<gmufasa01@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 12/12/2012 10:05 AM, Mark D wrote:
, a horrible google search term,
BINGO!!!!!
This is indeed my biggest problem with the changing brand names.
Google "i" ?
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