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To: J. P. who wrote (11082)	9/30/1998 6:18:00 PM
From: ToySoldier	Read Replies (4) of 74651

JP, Dont try to impress me with your projects, I am current in Raleigh and I wont mention who I meeting with but it involves worldwide planning issues regarding IT technologies between two major IT vendors. As for scale of projects, anyone who says that NT is the perfect world is a young sprout that has not dealt with mature OS's like Unix and NetWare in the distributed computing environment. Once you have dealt with some real customer multi-vendor situations at large-scale level then give us a call. NT and domains are as ready for these real world environments as DOS 3 and Lantastic are. I wont tell you who I work for and at what scale but believe me, small computing envirnments like those suited for NT technology that you have only experienced is too small for what I am responsible for. I have worked on so many customer networking solutions (including airline, financial, transportation, agriculture, telecomm, etc.) that I cant list them like you just have. I cant believe that you think NT is your idea of the perfect world - did you just get out of high school and snapped up an MSCE paper? LOL Enough Said. Toy

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