Shmuel Metz , Seymour J. wrote:
Weren't there some models of the 3494 that supported explicit
partitions?
albeit with orange and black appearing rather than the usual pair of
colors.
Black and green may have been usual at the time the 3290 was
announced, but didn't IBM adopt black and amber for all newer
monochrome displays?
I never saw a 3494 - nor heard of one until you mentioned it. The
architecture certainly was developed with the thought that more than one
member of the family would ultimately exist.
The 3290 was the newest "real 3270" that I've seen in the Poughkeepsie
development labs and was the only one that I've needed to confirm that
we didn't regress IPCS's support for VSPLIT. You certainly know more
about more recent 3270s than I do.
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Bob Wright - MVS Service Aids
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