Logicraft Puts Dos Applications On UNIX And VMS Workstations
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While the jury continues to deliberate over operating systems, Logicraft Inc. has been giving traders access to DOS and OS/2 applications in windows on their UNIX and VMS workstations. With little fanfare, the New Hampshire-based company has been installing its network servers in trading rooms, most recently at Credit Lyonnais in New York (see related article, this issue).
At the recent Forex '91 exposition in Madrid, both Telerate Systems Inc. and Reuters Holdings PLC demonstrated their PC-
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