[Info-vax] Current VMS engineering quality, was: Re: What's VMS up to these days?
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Wed Mar 7 15:26:38 EST 2012
In article <mOOdnYVwoIuqM8rSnZ2dnUVZ_qOdnZ2d at giganews.com>, "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88 at comcast.net> writes:
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>Hey! It works for me. Has for years! Windows XP Service Pack 3.
>
>Am I supposed to replace it with the cryptic language used by Unix
>and/or Linux?
As opposed to no language in WEENDOZE.
>No thanks!
>
>VMS is great but I can't afford it and the applications I need either
>don't run under VMS or I can't afford them.
>
>Word or equivalent (Word Perfect is or was available $$$$$$)
OpenOffice/LibreOffice is available for Linux/Mac OS X and Apple Pages
for Mac OS X.
>I have a licensed copy for Windows
>Lotus 1-2-3 or equivalent
OpenOffice/LibreOffice is available for Linux & Mac OS X and Apple Numbers
for Mac OS X.
>Family Tree Maker
That's available on OS X. There's probably free alternatives on Linux.
>CardFile
>TurboTax (Federal & State Income Tax)
Runs on OS X too.
>Quicken (My checking account)
Also runs on OS X.
>Bridge Baron (Contract Bridge game)
XContractBridge 16.00
>Motorola Phone Tools (Cell-Phone stuff)
Dunno. I wouldn't buy another Motorola phone since I was suckered into
purchasing the Razor. What a PoS that was!
The excuses that one can't live without Billzebub just don't fly in the
face of reality. ;)
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