From: system@fallout.lonestar.org
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Subject: DECUS DFWLUG Nov 10th Meeting notice/NETnewsletter
Date: 5 Nov 92 02:12:14 GMT
Organization: DECUS DFWLUG BBS *Dallas*TX*

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=Volume 2 Number 11                                    November 3rd, 1992 =
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VOLUME 2 NUMBER 11    INDEX (in this issue)
   
PAGE 1   * The next DFWLUG meeting Info and Map (November 10th, 1992)
PAGE 2   * A view from the Chair (Lon Crozier DFWLUG chairman)
PAGE 3   * The DFWLUG/DECUS schedule for 1992/1993
PAGE 4   * Apple overtakes IBM in PC units sold in 1992
PAGE 5   * Rahal/Hogan Indy car teams with Digital - Wins 1992 Cart/Indy
PAGE 6   * Intel unveils name for P5 (80586) Microprocessor
PAGE 7   * Digital introduces new 5.4 lbs Notebook PC - DECPC 325 
PAGE 8   * Aeon delivers one of the first ALPHA AXP products
PAGE 9   * Digital wins Wessel Award for Corporate Social Responsibility
PAGE 10  * Digital and EDS Expand existing Value Added Reseller Agreement
PAGE 11  * Digital announces Pathworks for SCO Unix
PAGE 12  * DFWLUG Staff members and contact list
PAGE 13  * DFWLUG BBS Info
PAGE 14  * Digital's 1-800 Service Phone Numbers (Consulting and Sales)

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11/10/92  -- >>>>>> The October meeting agenda is as follows:

Lloyd Uhler - DFWLUG member will discuss the ICON Portable string
processor language and the many uses for this flexible string handling
tool.  ICON is currently available as Freeware.

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As the Alpha Announcement's will have been made earlier on November 10th,
Digital will provide to DFWLUG attendees copies of the ALPHA customer 
announcement handouts with speed rating and all the technical information 
on the first generation of 64 Bit family of processors from Digital.

(Digital Dallas will be hosting an "ALPHA Open House" in December
 stay tuned!)

--

Chris Simon will have two limited edition ALPHA T-SHIRTS as door prizes
for this meeting courtesy of Bryan Cox (from Digital's Polycenter group 
in Dallas).

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Robert Eden will also have the Spring/Fall 91 DECUS Symposia Software on 
9-track reel tapes.  Please Don't bring your 9 Tracks to trade, Robert 
says he has enough to just give away. (but if you would like to donate 
1 TK50 in trade...;-)

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David Cathey will have membership forms and DFWLUG BBS membership forms
available at the meeting.  LUG membership and meeting attendance is always
free but your $10.00/year contribution gets you a personal/private account 
on the DFWLUG BBS and helps keep the LUG moving.

Help us to help you, a little bit goes a long way.


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John Wisniewski will load MS-DOS Kermit on YOUR 3 1/2" floppy. If you 
need some help with the DFWLUG BBS see him too (he's the local sysop!) 

There will be a new ALPHA workstation(s) running OpenVMS and/or OSF/1 on 
Display at this meeting.  

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POPCORN and Soft drinks will also be be furnished courtesy of Digital. 

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Meeting Location:
7:00pm                                       This meeting will be at the 
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              |Enter|           |            for Technology (214) 702-4400.
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    | Hilton| | |DEC |Bank|OXY || |     |    in North Dallas.
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(Editor's Note: Recently the DFWLUG held it's first elections in almost
                10 years!  The election results have placed Lon Crozier
                at our helm as chairman.  From now on this section of 
                our newsletter will be reserved for his commentary.) 


The View from the Chair:

After all the (DFWLUG) Election hype I think it's time to see all 
those "read my lips" promises start taking shape.   So let me be so 
bold as to put in writing what, I feel, are important goals and 
tasks for us to pursue.  In this way you will be able to track the 
accomplishments and growth of the LUG.  You will also be able to pull 
this list out the next time we hold an election and see if "you are 
better off then than you are now" (present tense for a future evaluation 
or backward glance). Let's amaze ourselves!

       Goals:

        - Promote the goals and charter of DECUS throughout           
          North Texas;

        - Establish the LUG as both an advocate for Digital           
          Equipment computer users and a strategic partner of         
          Digital Equipment Corporation; and,

        - Become a "Super-LUG" in the Southwest region, by            
          implementing innovative activities and meetings.

       Tasks:

        - Encourage growth and team-work among the Steering     
          Committee by participating in regional "team                      
          building" activities ;

        - Change the monthly meeting format to better meet the             
          technical needs/wants of the LUG members, for          
          example: a) institute multi-stream or special                     
          interest group presentations, b) host meetings   
          for the LUG members' manager to pitch the value of     
          participation in DECUS activities, and c) provide 
          a meeting where LUG members and their managers can 
          "Ask Digital" whatever they want;

        - Identify and meet the needs of our "electronic         
          members" and seek their "participation" in the LUG;

        - Establish a budget that will not only meet the needs             
          of the LUG, but also generate revenue for both regional 
          and national DECUS organizations;

        - Support/sponsor local and regional conferences and          
          seminars such as the ones in Arizona and Colorado; and,

        - Educate the LUG on the features, goals, and activities           
          of DECUS.


These are just a few of the goals and tasks I would like to see us 
pursue in the coming months and years.  It will take our full support 
and enthusiasm to accomplish these, however, by working together we 
will all benefit.



*Lon Crozier DFWLUG Chairman*  

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             THE DFWLUG FALL/WINTER SCHEDULE OF SPEAKERS

Nov. 10 - Lloyd Uhler - DFWLUG member    (Dallas)
	  ICON portable string processing language (available for free)

Dec. 15 - OPEN
	  
Jan. 12 - Wayne Sewell - DFWLUG member (Dallas) will discuss 
          Giving VMS the Boot (VMS startup internals)

         THE 1992/1993 DECUS SUMMER/FALL/WINTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
             (for Dallas/FT Worth and surrounding Areas)

                  

-------------------DETAILED SCHEDULE

Nov 10th, 1992    DFWLUG Meeting -- 
                    Speaker: Lloyd Uhler
                       From: DFWLUG member
                      Topic: ICON portable string processing language

Nov  11th, 1992    Early-bird Seminar/Symposium registration deadline.
Nov  11th, 1992    Fall 1992 symposium housing reservation deadline.

Nov 30th, 1992    DFWLUG submission deadline for December issue.
                  
Dec 5-6th, 1992   Pre-symposium seminars Las Vegas, NV

Dec 7-11th,1992   National DECUS symposium Las Vegas, NV

Dec 15th, 1992    DFWLUG meeting --
                    Speaker: OPEN


Dec 28th, 1992    DFWLUG submission deadline for January issue.
                  
Jan 12th, 1993    DFWLUG meeting --
                    Speaker: Wayne Sewell
                       From: DFWLUG (Dallas)
                      Topic: Giving VMS the Boot (VMS startup internals)

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 Apple - Analyst: Apple will overtake IBM this year in personal computer sales
	{The Union Leader, 25-Oct-92, p. 12D}
   Kimball Brown, director of PC hardware research for Framingham-based
 International Data Corp., a market research firm, based his estimate on the
 number of units shipped by each company over the past several years. In 1990,
 IBM had 12.9% of the total units shipped worldwide to Apple's 7.2%, Brown
 said. By 1991 the margin had narrowed, with IBM shipping 11.3% of units to
 Apple's 9.7%. That translated to 2.9 million units for IBM to Apple's 2.5
 million. But in the first nine months of this year, Apple shipped 2.04 million
 units, compared to IBM's 1.85 million, Brown said. "The year isn't over yet.
 The question is, can IBM come back," Brown said. "But even if they did, I
 think Apple would still come out on top."
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 Digital - Rahal/Hogan Indy race car team with Digital wins 1992 Cart/Indy
	series championship
	{Livewire, Worldwide News, 26-Oct-92}
   The Rahal/Hogan Team Miller IndyCar racing team won the 1992 CART/Indy
 series  championship with Digital's hardware and software.  The championship
 was secured after the Rahal/Hogan team came in third place at the Toyota
 Monterey   Grand Prix at the Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, California, held
 on Oct. 18.  Bobby Rahal ended the season with 196 points, 4 points ahead of 
 Michael Andretti, making this one of the closest Indy cup finals.  Rahal is 
 the first rookie owner to win a CART/Indy championship. 
   The Rahal/Hogan team winning strategy was based both on race and car status 
 information continuously monitored on Digital computers by the Rahal/Hogan 
 pit crew and on the crew's ability to relay that information in real time to 
 Rahal, team driver and co-owner.
   This strategy was put to the test dramatically two weeks ago at the Bosch 
 Spark Plug Grand Prix at the Pennsylvania International Raceway in Nazareth 
 Township, Pennsylvania.  While Michael Andretti, the race leader, chose to 
 enter the pits for one last refueling stop, the Rahal/Hogan pit team using 
 Digital's technology, advised Rahal to stay on the track.  The result:  
 Rahal's third win on a 1-mile oval.
   Digital's sponsorship during the 1992 season has helped Rahal/Hogan to use 
 the best mix of people, business, and technology solutions needed to integrate
 their racing enterprise.  As systems integrator, Digital was able to provide:
     o  hardware and software; 
     o  consulting, maintenance, and network services; 		    
     o  platform, network, and utility products; 
     o  and applications to make the most of the 		    
        team's multivendor information systems.

   IndyCar technology includes extensive use of wind tunnels for aerodynamic 
 development, space-age composites for chassis strength, and on-board 
 electronics for real-time engine management and monitoring.  The 
 concept-to-production cycle for race cars is typically four to six months.  
 Advanced information technology can cut development time through use of a CAD 
 system, allowing the team's engineers to spend more time testing the car in 
 computer simulated race conditions.
   Digital performed a "Business Needs Analysis" and provided equipment for the 
 Indianapolis-based Rahal/Hogan team.  The study, a standard Digital offering, 
 helped to tie the enterprise's information needs to its business objectives. 
   Digital provided the Rahal/Hogan team with Digital DECpc 425 CAD PCs for 
 engineering, DECpc 325 PC for office automation, and DECpc 320p Notebook PCs, 
 plus Digital laser, dot matrix, and color printers and a DECpc color monitor. 
 In addition, a DECstation 3100, running under the ULTRIX operating system, is 
 being used for computer-aided design.
   The team is using the Notebook PCs in both engineering and on-track 
 activities, particularly in the pits for real-time data collection as well as 
 analysis of information transmitted by telemetry from the race car's engine 
 management on-board computer. 

<><><><><><><><>   VNS Edition : 2692     Tuesday 27-Oct-1992   <><><><><><><><>

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             Intel unveils name for P5 microprocessor
     {Intel Press Release contributed to comp.arch by Andy Glew}

    Intel departed from tradition today in announcing that the fifth
    generation of its compatible microprocessor line would be named the
    Pentium processor rather than the 586. 

    The Pentium microprocessor, scheduled for introduction in the first
    quarter of 1993, will power advanced personal computers, workstations
    and super servers promising features such as improved graphics, better
    networking and video to desktop PCs.

    Systems based on the Pentium processor will be fully compatible with
    the 100 million personal computers using Intel's earlier 8088, 286,
    Intel386 and Intel486 microprocessors.

    "The natural course would be to call this chip the `586', " said Andrew
    S. Grove, president and chief executive officer.  "Unfortunately, we
    may not able to trademark those numbers, which means that any company
    might call any chip a 586, even if it doesn't measure up to the real
    thing."

    The Pentium processor will integrate over 3 million transistors on a
    chip, and will process greater than 100 million instructions per
    second. It will be compatible with over 50,000 software programs
    written to date for the Intel architecture.


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 Digital - Introduces new PC notebook
	{Livewire, Worldwide News, 27-Oct-92}
   Digital today introduced the DECpc 325P notebook, its latest entry into the 
 portable computing market.  The DECpc 325P features a fast, industry-standard,
 386SL 25 MHz processor, 16KB of cache, 10-inch backlit LCD screen, built-in 
 trackball and mouse port, and standard data/fax modem.  
   Weighing just 5.9 pounds, the DECpc 325P is one of the lightest notebooks on 
 the market.  The notebook includes 2 MB of RAM, an 80 MB IDE hard drive, 2400
 baud data/9600 baud FAX modem and FAXit software, 3.5" 1.44 MB floppy, MS-DOS 
 5.0, Microsoft Windows 3.1, QA Plus, AC Adapter, NiMH Long Life battery, 
 built-in pointing device, Logitech Trackman trackball, carrying case, 30-day 
 money-back guarantee, one year return to factory service, and shipping.  
   Other features include two pointing devices: a built-in mini-trackball that 
 gives the user quick access to files when an external mouse isn't convenient; 
 and a standard notebook/mouse trackball that plugs into a dedicated mouse 
 port.
   The unit also comes standard with a fast, industry-standard FAX modem and 
 supports an optional pocket Ethernet adapter.
   The DECpc 325P has ports for serial and parallel peripherals, external 
 keyboard and mouse, external VGA monitor, and an ISA port for docking with an 
 optional two-slot ISA expansion chassis.  The unit also includes MS-DOS and 
 Microsoft Windows pre-installed, and is Digital PATHWORKS-certified.  The 
 DECpc 325P replaces the DECpc 320P notebook personal computer, which was 
 introduced earlier this year.  The new system provides higher functionality.
   Based on the Intel 386SL processor designed for longer notebook battery
 life, the DECpc 325P provides the power necessary to run Microsoft Windows and 
 today's demanding graphical applications.  Its NiMH battery provides four
 hours of computing per charge, maximized by a set of power management 
 functions for better performance on the road.  
   The DECpc 325P can be configured with up to 8 MB of RAM and an 80 or 120 MB 
 hard drive, and supports a bright 10" Triple Super Twist VGA display with up 
 to 32 levels of gray.  Its 84-key keyboard includes a full set of function and
 cursor keys in a standard "T" layout.  

 ---
 MS-DOS and Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.  Microsoft is a 
 registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.  Intel is a trademark of Intel 
 Corporation.

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 Digital - Aeon delivers one of the first products based on the Alpha AXP chip
	{Livewire, Worldwide News, 28-Oct-92}
   This month, the first few customers should begin using a CPU board from Aeon 
 Systems which includes a Digital Alpha AXP chip.  The board, known as 
 "VMEAlpha64," also uses an Intel 80960 processor to optimize input-output, and
 purportedly is capable of a "peak execution" of 300 MIPS (millions of 
 instructions per second).  Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Aeon proposes 
 this board for people who need lots of computing power for simulations.
   Aeon says they were able to bring the CPU board to market quickly because
 they served as a Digital "beta site" and had the prototype Alpha AXP
 processor.  
   Over 30 technical OEMs and three partners (Cray, Kubota and Olivetti) are 
 committed to using Alpha technology in their products.  Aeon is one of the 
 OEMs.

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 Digital - Wins Wessel Award for Corporate Social Responsibility
 	{Livewire, U.S. News, 28-Oct-92}
   Digital has won the Milton R. Wessel Award for Corporate Social 
 Responsibility from the Information Technology Association of America
 (formerly ADAPSO), the largest IT trade association in the U.S.
   Eli Lipcon, vice president, CPG Business Unit, accepted the award on behalf 
 of the company at the ITAA's annual management conference.
   Digital was honored for its "multitude of socially responsive educational 
 and philanthropic programs" in the areas of health care, independent living 
 for people with disabilities, education, support for the homeless, employee 
 volunteerism, and programs for minorities and women.


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 Digital, EDS - Expand Agreement
	{Livewire, Worldwide News, 30-Oct-92}
   Digital and Electronic Data Systems Corporation (EDS) have expanded their 
 Value Added Reseller Agreement to that of Systems Integrator, an agreement 
 that provides the framework for creating and managing formal business 
 relationships in multiple markets between the two companies.
   Under the terms of the agreement, EDS may purchase or license all Digital 
 products for resale or sublicense on a non-exclusive basis.  The agreement is
 designed to complement the two companies selling efforts in the Information
 Technology market-place.
   EDS is rated by Systems & Network Integration magazine as the second largest
 systems integrator in the industry, with sales over $7 billion. 

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           DIGITAL ANNOUNCES PATHWORKS FOR SCO UNIX

PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX is a network operating system (NOS) for PC 
users who need to access file, print and application services on an 
SCO UNIX server based on LAN Manager for UNIX (LMU) V2.1a and extended 
SMB protocols; Windows, DOS and SCO UNIX applications; and networked 
peripherals.  PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX supports DOS, Windows and OS/2 
clients and NetBEUI, TCP/IP and DECnet network transports so that a 
single PATHWORKS client (DOS, Windows, OS/2) can now simultaneous 
access PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX, ULTRIX, VMS, and OS/2 servers.

PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX supports applicationDEC 433MP, applicationDEC 
400xP, DECpc 400ST, DECpc 433T servers, and non-Digital systems, such 
as, Compaq SystemPRO.  

In order to use PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX server for PCs, the user must 
purchase an appropriate client license for each PC.  The right-to-use 
PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX product is included in the PATHWORKS for DOS 
and PATHWORKS for OS/2 client licenses.  Identified below is the 
ordering information for PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX server software.

Model No.     Description			 

QA-NC1AA-HC   PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX V1.0 RX23 
	      Media and Documentation		      

QA-NC1AA-GZ   Documentation only			  

QA-NC1AB-GZ   API Programmers Reference 
	      Documentation only			  

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SCO is a trademark of Santa Cruz Operations, Inc.
UNIX is a registered trademark of UNIX System Laboratories, Inc.
Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines 
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                       DFWLUG Contact list

The DFWLUG Steering Committee:
  
   Chairman: Lon Crozier                   Meeting  Chris Simon
             Arms Inc.                 Coordinator: FMC Corporation
             5757 Alpha Road                        1460 Round Table
             Dallas, TX 75240                       Dallas, TX 75247
              (214) 385-3090                         (214) 689-7127
            
 Membership  David Cathey               Secretary/  Jim Rodgers
Coordinator: Montagar Software Concepts  Treasurer: SSC Laboratory
             P.O. BOX 260772                        2550 Beckley Meade
             Plano, TX 75026                        MS 1011
              (214) 618-2117                        Dallas, TX 75237
                                                     (214) 708-6134
            
    SW/Tape  Robert Eden                NEWSLETTER  Jo Ann Catcott
  Librarian: JCS Consulting Services     CO-EDITOR: Computer Education & Design
             5905 Beverly Dr. West #3133            750 Hammon Dr. Bldg #9
             Fort Worth, TX 76132                   Atlanta, GA 30328 
              (817) 897-0491                         (214) 733-4318

NEWSLETTER   Alan Bruns                    DIGITAL  John Wisniewski
 CO-EDITOR:  Allied Electronics        COUNTERPART: Digital Equipment Corp
             7410 Pebble Drive                      14131 Midway Road
             Fort Worth, TX 76118                   Dallas, TX 75244
              (817) 595-3500                         (214) 404-6412

    DECUS    Membership Processing     
  NATIONAL:  DECUS US Chapter         
             333 South Street, SHR1-4/D33      
             Shrewsbury, MA 01545-4195               
              (508) 841-3341                   

EMAIL TO THE DFWLUG STAFF SEND TO:

                    dfwlug@fallout.lonestar.org

  The entire DFWLUG staff will receive a copy of the E-Mail message.
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                        THE DFWLUG BBS SYSTEM

The DFWLUG hosts a semiprivate VAX BBS for use by it's membership, we
currently are using VMS 5.5-2, POSIX, have over a GIGbyte of storage, 
and multiple phone-lines with V.32 modem links.

The DFWLUG BBS has been in operation for over two years and hosts VAXnotes, 
ANU News (1200+ newsgroups), DECUS UUCP (for E-Mail anywhere on the INTERNET), 
file exchange, and indexes of the DECUS Software libraries (with over 10,000
programs) available from our LUG Librarian.

Membership and private accounts for the BBS are available to computer 
professionals in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. 

Private accounts may be granted by joining the DFWLUG and donating 
$10.00 to the DFWLUG BBS fund. 

Accounts are available during the monthly meetings that take place every 
second Tuesday, 7:00pm at the Digital ACT (702-4400) in Dallas TX.

For more information you may dial-in to our public account:

(214) 270-3313  300-2400 Baud 8/n/1 mnp 5
(214) 270-3313 1200-9600 Baud 8/n/1 mnp 5

Use account name INFO for public access.
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           TELEPHONE NUMBERS FOR DIGITAL SUPPORT AND ORDERING

PC DESKTOP Direct (to purchase a PC or for PC configuration questions)   
1-800-722-9332

1-800-SOFTWARE    (to purchase any of 12,000 PC software products)
1-800-763-8927

DECdirect         (to purchase any non-PC product computers, network, supplies 
1-800-344-4825      or for DECdirect Prepurchasing Technical questions.)

DECdirect Modem Line 1200-2400 Baud
1-800-234-1998

Education Services hotline 
(For information on upcoming DEC classes and locations)
1-800-332-5656

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The above service numbers are free.  

The following requires a valid Digital support Contract and are available
24 hours per day.
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Colorado             Customer Support Software support under contract
1-800-354-9000

Atlanta              Customer Software Support under contract.
1-800-332-8000

Master Champs        24x7 Mission Critical Support under special contract.
1-800-345-3746

24 hour each day Customer Support to log a call with Field service 
and have something repaired

1-800-354-9000
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