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nu/TPU to the rescue!'
The title sums up John Montgomery's thoughts in his review of nu/TPU for Digital News and Review. Since the start, our goal with nu/TPU is to allow VMS developers to use their number one tool, their editor, on nonVMS environments without loss of productivity. In this pursuit, we have won acclaim and awards from industry experts and associations. nu/TPU received the last Digital News & Review Target Award for Best VMS/UNIX Integration Software. With the words that Mr. Montgomery concluded his nu/TPU review with, "For users who are accustomed to using TPU in VMS, nu/TPU is a logical choice when migrating to UNIX."

What about NT you ask?

nu/TPU is equally successful in helping VMS developers migrate to NT and Windows. At the last DECUS Symposium/Trade Show, nu/TPU won the Best of Show Award from BackOffice Magazine. BackOffice is The Independent Guide to Windows NT Computing.

nu/TPU has been nominated for numerous other awards in the computer industry, including Computer Language's Jolt/Productivity Award, Datamation's Product of the Year, Windows Tech Journal's Star Tech Award, and Midrange Systems' Buyers' Choice Award.

We have saved the productivity of many VMS developers and here is what some of the industry experts have to say about nu/TPU.

Phill Glasson - ISA
"Our shop has many VMS machines, and we are moving towards more AIX machines. Our developers want to maintain our investment in skills. nu/TPU eases the migration of our developers. It's just like 'good ole EVE'."

David Nutile - US Naval Observatory
"I love nu/TPU. For people going to UNIX, it is a great solution."

Darwin Bingham - NASA Langley Research Center
"nu/TPU did not require users of applications or programmers to learn vi or emacs to become productive on a new, faster, more flexible computer, giving DEC editor (TPU/EDT) emulation across a variety of computers."

Peter Dobell - Danbie Systems Group
"vi does not cut it! nu/TPU allowed our developers to work in both environments (Alpha AXP and HP_UX) seamlessly."

Billy Naddy - Parsons Brinckerhoff
"My programmers thank you."

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