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The movie was "Other People's Money", and it is a very good analogy to your situation. The company was not insolvent but doing quite nicely, just as iseries400 does quite nicely, but people who knew nothing about the business decided it was undervalued and they could make more money getting rid of it. The movie was about the value of that company, the good people behind it, and the valued workers who made it thrive, and the outsiders who thought they could make more money by destroying it. In this case the "buggy whip" is perceived to be the iseries400 simply because IBM refuses to provide a native GUI interface for our RPG interactive sessions. Yes, "Other People's Money" is a good analogy. rd
** This thread discusses the article: Retrieve the Function Key Used on a Display File **
The movie was "Other People's Money", and it is a very good analogy to your situation. The company was not insolvent but doing quite nicely, just as iseries400 does quite nicely, but people who knew nothing about the business decided it was undervalued and they could make more money getting rid of it. The movie was about the value of that company, the good people behind it, and the valued workers who made it thrive, and the outsiders who thought they could make more money by destroying it. In this case the "buggy whip" is perceived to be the iseries400 simply because IBM refuses to provide a native GUI interface for our RPG interactive sessions. Yes, "Other People's Money" is a good analogy. rd
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