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To: Michael Markham who wrote (2096)	4/6/1997 11:37:00 AM
From: micromike	of 2329

From a technical point you are correct but from a business point these details don't mean anything.With out Java no NC.I could go into it technicial if you want. Here is part of a article from BRENT SCHLENDER REPORTER ASSOCIATE ERYN BROWN The real beauty of the Java language, however, is its power to save users money. Corporate chief information officers, a.k.a. CIOs, think Java may be software's holy grail both because it vastly simplifies creating and deploying applications and because it lets them keep their existing "legacy" computers and software. Java programs, once written, can run without modification on just about any kind of computer: a PC, a Macintosh, a Unix workstation--heck, even a mainframe. The underlying operating system makes no difference. Java actually can breathe new life into older specialized computers that were at risk of becoming obsolete. In scarcely a year, Java has evolved into a major challenger to Microsoft's Windows family of PC operating systems--faster even than DOS and Windows rose to challenge traditional mainframes and minicomputers. Java is also well on its way to becoming the most important Internet software standard. Go Java Go

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