It's not what bugs still exist - I meant to ask what bugs were addressed by
this release.  For example, When you click on the "expand" box in the upper
right corner, the screen actually expands to full size.  If I remember, this
was an APAR.  I know that there were open problems with the scheduler
stopping when certain key strokes were entered.  Did these get fixed?  I
don't really want to have to go back through all the problems that I've
reported and retest them.....

Jerry Lawson


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Subject: Re: APARS fixed in Version 3 clients.....
Author:  INTERNET.OWNERAD at SNADGATE
Date:    11/5/97 8:45 AM


Jerry,
What problem are you speaking of that still exists?
Bruce




jlawson AT THEHARTFORD DOT COM on 11/04/97 17:26:58

Please respond to ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU

To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
cc:    (bcc: R Bruce McCauley/HI/CSC)
Subject:  APARS fixed in Version 3 clients.....




Date:     November 4, 1997              Time: 1:06 PM
From:     Jerry Lawson
          The Hartford Insurance Group
(860)  547-2960          jlawson AT thehartford DOT com
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IBM - TELL ME IT ISN'T SO!!!!
IBM - TELL ME IT ISN'T SO!!!!
I just downloaded the V3 NT client, and was reading the README file.  In
the
section about APARs fixed in this release, it has a rather substantial list
of problems found by the Developers, but there was no list of outstanding
client submitted APARs.  Since the current V2 client came out almost a year
ago, there have been many APARs taken against it (I have contributed a few
myself......)
Am I to take this README to mean that NONE of these APARs have been
addressed
yet?
If this is not the case, then how about adding the list of customer APARs
that have been fixed to the README?
I also assume (egad) that the similar problem exists for the other clients
already released....I took a quick look at the NetWare client, and it has
the
 same problem.

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                                                     Jerry
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over..and expecting the results
to
be different - Anon.