Jed,
If they are on a Novell network for their CAD system then it may work pretty
good for you depending on the particular CAD client software they use. Our
CAD system here runs on an old AS/400 which requires special terminal
emulation and is more tricky to work out with JFW.
If you'd like to discuss your situation some more feel free to email me
privately.
Sgt. Matthew Janusauskas
Kankakee County Sheriff's Department
E.S.D.A. / ARES / I.D.T.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jed Barton
Sent: Friday, January 29, 1999 11:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: something new and different
Hey guys.
Well here is an interesting topic.
I would appreciate hearing from anyone who might be in this situation, read
on.
I am looking at a great opportunity to work in an emergency communications
center for a rather large city. They handle police and fire emergency
calls all day. One major part of the job is using a computer and entering
date, looking up license information, ETC.
Is anyone out there doing this kind of stuff, and what type of programs are
being used with these systems? How well does jfw work.
I want to get an idea from some of you how you think jfw might work on some
of these computer systems. I know they this particular place i am looking
at has a novel network, but that's about all. Info would be appreciated.
regards,
Jed
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