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Thanks for the info Ed,
I't looks like my only choice is to add another harddrive to my Linux box and load win98 on it then load my Designer2000 and use VMware to make them talk to each other. Will this work? Has any one done this before?
>If you saw my other post, it looks like designer is only
>on NT/Win. If you can dual boot your system, you should
>be able to get both the database and designer working on
>NT or Win2000.
>
>http://www.odtug.com has an email list (free, even to
>non-members) for designer. also for JAVA, develop, etc.
>
>As a student, you probably don't have access to Metalink,
>but fyi, here is what is shown for Designer in the "Technical
>Libraries" tab:
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>*ALSO*
>
>Does your school have membership in the Oracle
>Academic Initiative (or whatever they call it now)?
>
>They used to give schools *any* Oracle software for a
>one time $500 payment. I think that included what used to
>be called "bronze" support.
>
>If you wanted upgrades, you had to pay another $500.
>
>Congratulations on picking a very interesting topic of study.
>
>regards,
>ep
>
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> > From: "Kevin Hedger" <khedger_at_hotmail.com>
> > Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2001 14:05:57 +0000
> > Subject: Designer 2000 install on Linux
>
>[via ORACLE-L Digest -- Volume 2001, Number 221]
>
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> >
> > I am in need of some advise. I have a class that is requiring that I
> > install Oracle Designer 2000. The class provides Designer 2000 for
>windows
> > with the book "Rapid Applications Development with Oracle Designer 2000"
> > Billings, Chris / Billings, Maria / Tower, Julia.
> >
> > The problem is that I have Oracle 8i Enterprise Edition loaded on a
>Redhat
> > 6.2 Linux box. I need to know where I can download designer 2000 for
>Linux
> > and if anyone has done this install I would greatly appreciate any
>advice or
> > direction anyone can give me.
>
>
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