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>>  LEAD STORY:  IBM warns new skills are a must for resellers
>>  NEWS:  IBM entices iSeries users with price cuts
>>  EXPERT PROFILE:  Ken Graap, backup & recovery expert
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  Can you hear me now? Busted!
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LEAD STORY
IBM warns new skills are a must for resellers  (The Four Hundred)
Shifts in IBM's iSeries reseller channel program last year have left resellers who haven't invested in new skills and software struggling to sell iSeries upgrades. IBM says its smaller partners must raise their quality of service to remain competitive.
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IBM works to revamp iSeries reseller channel
Low profit margins make life tough for iSeries resellers
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NEWS
IBM entices iSeries users with price cuts (MC Press Online)
In an effort to lure users, IBM has lowered prices for its i870, cut charges for upgrades to the i870 and i890 Enterprise Editions and flattened fees for its Capacity on Demand offerings. Big Blue has also tried to entice customers with a sneak preview of a new high-availability iSeries offering set to debut this week.

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FORUM ADVICE
What name did the user log in with?
"NedapNV" is looking for a way to search the LDAP of his company in order to find out what name the user has logged on to the iSeries with. Do you know how to do the search or an API that would help?
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EXPERT ADVICE
Converting DSPFs using WebFacing
Jim Mason, Web development advice

Dear Jim,
I'm looking for a way to export the WebFacing.statistics file. Is there a way to export the file to an XLS file or something similar?
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EXPERT PROFILE
Ken Graap, Search400.com backup & recovery expert
Kenneth Graap has worked in the S/38 -- AS/400 -- iSeries 400 arena since 1984. His most recent position is that of senior AS/400e system administrator at Northwest Natural Gas in Portland, Ore. He has extensive experience in all aspects of iSeries systems management. That includes proactive performance tuning, system software upgrades and maintenance, hardware upgrade planning, backup/recovery procedures and security.

Kenneth has implemented solutions using several IBM iSeries system management tools including, BRMS/400 (Backup Recovery), IJS/400 (Job Scheduling) and is a big fan of iSeries Navigator.

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THE MISSING LINK
Can you hear me now? Busted!

Camera phones may be causing privacy hang-ups, but one gadget helped put an overly candid cad in jail. When a man near Atlanta exposed himself to a woman and then propositioned her, she didn't reach for the mace -- she went wireless on him. Pretending to miss a call, she flashed the flasher twice with her cell phone. Police arrested the man, who was an administrator for a local school system. When Catherine Zeta-Jones says "Get more," is this what she's talking about?

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