Scott,

I intended no implication. However, FYI:
http://ncc.hursley.ibm.com/majordomo/IBM-NETREXX/archives/ibm-netrexx.archiv
e.9810/date/article-3.html

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: F. Scott Ophof [mailto:FSOphof@...]
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 2:33 PM
To: REXXLIST@...
Subject: Re: Rexx in the world of handheld computers?


Michael,

>On Mon, June 26, 2000 at 10:07 PM, F. Scott Ophof said:
>>How does [Net]Rexx fit (if at all) in the world of the hand-held
>>computers, like the Palm series?

On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 12:20:50 -0400 Bradley_Michael@... said:
>Did you ever get any response to this query? Have you looked into the
>concepts and facilities of NetRexx?
>NetRexx V 2 now available: http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/netrexx/

Nope, haven't seen a single reply in those two months, either on-list or
offline. I've seen the announcements by Mike Cowlishaw on the NetRexx
list, but haven't looked closely at any of the details.

Are you implying that [Net]Rexx *can* or canNOT be used on Palm PDAs?
That is, *if* you are implying something... <grin>

Even if [Net]Rexx were [/are/is] useable on the PDAs running some form
of the pocket-OSof Windoze, but I'm much more interested in the Palm OS;
it to me seems a cleaner and less overblown OS than Win/CE (or whatever
the Windoze OS is called). [See note]

I'd like to just use programs that others have already designed.

Note:
I use Lynx - a text-only web browser - running on my Unix ISP/host.
One reason is to avoid all the colors/pictures/pictograms that for me
tend to often make web pages messy, confusing, and sometimes downright
unreadable. Plus not being bothered by irritating advertisements.
So a monochrome text-only PDA has by far my preference. Also, the less
menues, the better I personally like it.


Regards,
$$/ F. Scott Ophof <FSOphof@...>