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Introducing Three New W 9000 Series 800 Systems Information For Hewlett-Packard's Value-Added Businesses May 1988 ' .a Introducing three new W 9000 Series 800 systems HEWLETT PACKARD Table of Contents General Volume 7, No. 7 17 General E&i$or 2 Training Don't miss out on the next Information Access release 'Racy Wester HP DeskManager and Information Access integration training available Which version of AdvanceMail should HP Channels is published monthly for you buy? Hewlett-Packard's value-added busi- 18 Desktop nesses to provide you with information New PageMaker software for the HP Vectra about HP's products and services to Publisher PC Customer Support Dual hard discs now supported on the help you be more successful. HP Vectra ES PC 2 General New release of HP 150 MS-DOS 3.2 For further information on any of the HP wlll be at ATE&I-East products and services discussed in HP Peripherals Channels, please contact your HP sales Update servlces for Officeshare 111 20 Mass Storage rep. Subscnpt~onsewlces for HP Vectn PC New HP-FL interface cards and disc drives software Data compression on !'-inch tape drives See back cover for subscription Business Computers Standard one-year return to HP warranty on information. the new HP disc drives 3 General New HP 9 144A to HP 3540 1 A trade-in Note: Not all HP computer products New fiber-opt~cinterface for 900 Senes Prc'g*m are sold and supported in all countries. HP 3000 systems ALLBASWXL is sh~pp~ng 22 Networks Please check with your local HP sales New HP SiteWire documentation for Performance-enhanced Resource Shar~ng twisted-pair networks ofice. now available Free upgrade to NS3000lV Hewlett-Packard does not warrant the HP BRWlV and HP BRWIXL tutorials now available 23 Printers accuracy of the information provided in HP Manufacturing Management I1 on Enhanced HP RuggedWriter 480 printers HP Channels and shall not be liable for HP-PA systems handle six-part forms any use made of the information con- HP RuggedWriter 480 and HP 293X printers 6 Small Business Computing - a comparison tained herein. Information provided in lntroduclng the HP 260 StarterPack and HP Channels is subject to change with- HP 260 Powerpack 24 Scanners out notice. Correct~onto discontinuance of IBM PSI2 Interface kit now available for the 45003Al45004A memory boards HP Scanlet scanner On the cover 7 HP 3000 24 Terminals HP-to-IBM networking products for HP 70017 1 keyboard selection 900 Series HP 3000 Now HP terminal solutions priced even New upgrade credits for HP-to-IBM products lower on 900 Senes HP 3000 systems The HP MICRO 3000GX: An HP 260 Supplies opportunity 25 Supplies MPE VIE HP 3000 systems suppon New book helps users understand the UNIX HP Vectra CS and ES PCs operating system ,,I Technical Computers HP Direct Order Phone Numbers p:=2;:Q:',. ; L.-? I,". , ~ ,. - . 9 HP 9000 Overv~ewof the new HP 9000 Ser~es800 (. --~- A Introducing two new midrange HP 9000 Serles 800 systems CLASSIFIEDS HP 9000 Model 850s enhancements HP announces most powerful HP 9000 yet - 26 Software Packages Available and Wanted Two new high-performance midrange the Model 8553 systems (the HP 9000 Model 8358 is HP 9000 Model 8258 update Networking enhancements for HP 9000 shown on the cover) and a high-end Senes 800 Release 2.0 extension make the HP 9000 Series 800 New fiber-opt~cInterface for HP 9000 product line stronger than ever before. Series 800 systems These new products demonstrate HP's COBOUHP-UX: ANSI 85, new features, commitment to become the leading and high performance New HP BASIC 5 1 language processor vendor of UNIX systems for both the software upgrade technical and business marketplace. See articles beginning on page 9. HP CHANNELS May 1988 HP Computer Museum www.hpmuseum.net For research and education purposes only. The course is four and a half days in HP DeskManager and Information Access length. The first three days consist of integration training available 60 percent lecture and 40 percent lab. The remainder of the course concen- trates on integrating your application Sign ups are now available for enroll- Information Access Integration Train- (students are requested to bring a tape ment into classroom training on HP ing - This two-day course provides of their application to the class) with DeskManager and Information Access detailed lectures and labs covering alter- HP Desk with technical assistance integration capabilities. The training native methods of using Information provided. The dates of the courses now courses are designed to provide an Access to allow PC users to retrieve available for enrollment are: opportunity for value-added businesses and manipulate data resident in your to learn how these HP information application - and beyond. The course . June 13-17, 1988 management products can integrate topics include a product overview, PC/ with and complement their existing HP 3000 program flow, datacom issues, . August 15-19, 1988 solutions. installation and configuration, data . October 3-7, 1988 security, use of PC and HP 3000 com- This training is available free of charge mand files, advanced techniques for Sign up early to reserve your position to VABs who have enlisted into the manipulation of TurboIMAGE data, in the integration classes. The training VAB Integration Program (UP Chan- retrieving TurboIMAGE data from mul- courses will be performed at selected nels, January 1988). The VAB Integra- tiple sources, use of the ACCESS factory locations in California, and are tion Program gives you the opportunity Report Writer and application perfor- scheduled back to back (HP Desk and to capitalize on the growing demand for mance considerations. Information Access) to allow atten- Integrated Business Systems - solutions dance at both courses with a single trip, that integrate information management The course consists of 50 percent lec- if desired. For more information on the tools with vertical business applications ture and 50 percent lab. The dates of training courses and the VAB Integra- - with a minimal development invest- the courses now available for enroll- tion Program, contact your HP sales ment. Within the program, HP VABs ment are: rep. are given special incentives and integra- tion assistance from HP, providing the . June 9-10, 1988 opportunity to turn your industry-spe- August 11-12, 1988 cific applications into a fully integrated . business solutions. September 29-30, 1988 To assist VABs in the integration of HP UP DeskManager Integration Training informati011 management products with - This course provides detailed lectures their software, HP provides: and labs covering alternative methods of using HP DeskManager to extend the . Loaner Software for integration capabilities of your applications. The development course topics include a product over- view (of HP DeskManager and its bolt- Financial incentives for software on components, HP FileJLibrary and relicensed or leveraged HP Schedule), integrating electronic Integration training and dial-up mail, customization features, task auto- consulting mation through script files, integrating the HP Desk HELP system within your Assistance with joint merchandising of integrated solutions application, security groups, data pass- ing between HP Desk and other HP 3000lPC applications HP Desk's "application umbrella" and intrinsic access to HP DeskManager services. We offer services for each of We offer contracts for each of the prod- 1 a OfficeShare 111's software components. ucts listed above. SMS contracts are I - Site licenses are available for both the ordered with an "SOO" suffix. EMS Genrrol Services and the ConfigurationIDiag- contracts are ordered with a "WOO" HP will be at nostics software. suffix. ATE &I-East Contact your HP sales rep for more For example, to purchase the 10-user information. license for AdvanceLink and its SMS, order: The ATE & Instrumentation Con- ference-East (ATEM-East) will be held 68333L AdvanceLink at the World Trade Center in Boston, Support 68333L + SO0 AdvanceLink SMS Massachusetts, June 7-9, 1988. The Subscription services event is sponsored by Elecfronics Test Materials delivered and Circuits Manufacturing magazines. for HP Vectra PC I l Master 1 Master I Master SO Masters The HP booth will be located at the software I0 RTC SO RTC exhibit entrance and exhibit hours will SMS be: D~acset, I I I 50 Now, PC users can automatically Kightbtu-cup) discs 0 I0 50 0 receive software updates via two new Manual <el7 I I 5 5 Tuesday, June 7, 10:OO-5:00 services. EMS Wednesday, June 8, 10:OO-5:00 Rlght-to-copy discs I 10 50 50 Thursday, June 9, 10:OO-3:00 Materials subscriptions for PC R~ght-lo~copy software rrvanuals I I 5 5 Thematically, the products displayed in The first service, a Software Materials the booth will be placed under the Subscription (SMS), provides software You can order these services in one of "Test Center" umbrella - a set of prod- and manual updates. The second ser- the four quantities shown in the table ucts and services that combine to span vice, an Extended Software Materials above. This allows you to match the the spectrum of testing problems. Test Subscription (EMS), provides only the quantities of both the products and their instrumentation, board test systems, right to copy. Each time HP updates the updates. and HP's custom integration services covered software, we mail revisions will be on display. In addition, the fol- directly to the user. For example, if you order the 10-user lowing board test VABs will be a part license for AdvanceLink and its SMS, of the booth: TTI Testron, OMNI, Services increase effectiveness you would receive: Hartman Associates, Eastern Elec- tronics, QTS, and ATE. These updates will increase the user's 68333L AdvanceLink effectiveness. Users will immediately - One set of program discs enjoy the increased functionality from For more information, contact your HP - Ten labels authorizing RTC sales rep.
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