FUCHS@pucc.UUCP (11/20/87)
Am I correct in assuming that given the inability to have shared access to stacks, stackware such as Focal Point (which sounds like something which could be of great utility in an office environment) is useful only as a "personal" tool? That is, it would not be possible to have one person (a secretary, say) entering information while someone else is searching or entering information (even if they were referencing different cards).