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To: micromike who wrote (2113)	4/6/1997 7:15:00 PM
From: Robert Lewis	of 2329

Citrix's WinFrame allows network devices -- of many hardware and OS types -- to run programs on an NT server. The clients can be thin (under $1000 graphic terminals, available from several vendors) or fat (ordinary PCs running the WinFrame client software). Users see a screen that's virtually indistinguishable from a PC running NT. They can lauch 16- and 32-bit Windows programs, manipulate files, and do almost everything else a PC user can do. It's startling to watch a $750 terminal or ancient 286-based PC running the latest versions of Word at Pentium speeds, but that's what WinFrame delivers. (All of the above quoted from Byte Magazine). And the boot time is no greater than for any other device.

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