O05@PSUVM.BITNET (02/24/89)
Is there anyone who has had hands on experience with installing/using/working with Word Perfect on a VAX under VMS. I am beginning to research this for possible implimentation at our site. We use Word Perfect all across our campus on IBM PS/2's, but need to communicate with a central system running under VMS. They would like us to use WPS/PLUS DOS, but for consistancy here, Word Perfect makes more sense. We also need to be able to use the documents we create in conjunction with ALL-IN-ONE. From what I read, you link it in at the DSAB level and it becomes a part of ALL-IN-ONE. Any one with any experience with this, I'd like to hear some feedback. ---------- I am also interested in VT-1xx and VT-2xx emulators for IBM PS/2's so we can be terminals on the VAX. If you have what you think is a good package, please let me know. ---------- Please send any information directly to me, however, I will take a look at the newsgroups in case you can't get a return path. Thanks for your help! Glenn S. Piper Consultant, PSU-Berks BITNET: O05 @ PSUVM
sysprga@sahiways.gov.au (Trevor Bate) (03/14/89)
In article <73039O05@PSUVM>, O05@PSUVM.BITNET writes: > ---------- > > I am also interested in VT-1xx and VT-2xx emulators for IBM PS/2's so we can > be terminals on the VAX. If you have what you think is a good package, > please let me know. > > ---------- We use Zstem-220 and 240 extensively on IBM PC/AT and PS/2's and it works extremely well- even to the extent that we have bought PS/2 Model 30-286's instead of VT340's. The price is about the same. Zstem is advertised in most Digital-related publications, is manufactured in USA by KEA Systems and is not too expensive. This emulator beats the pants off the Digital PCSA SETHOST utility. Trevor Bate, Highways Department.
sysprga@sahiways.gov.au (Trevor Bate) (03/15/89)
> ---------- > > I am also interested in VT-1xx and VT-2xx emulators for IBM PS/2's so we can > be terminals on the VAX. If you have what you think is a good package, > please let me know. > > ---------- We use Zstem-220 and 240 extensively on IBM PC/AT and PS/2's and it works extremely well- even to the extent that we have bought PS/2 Model 30-286's instead of VT340's. The price is about the same. Zstem is advertised in most Digital-related publications, is manufactured in USA by KEA Systems and is not too expensive. This emulator beats the pants off the Digital PCSA SETHOST utility. Trevor Bate, Highways Department.