KF> estimate that for every WPDOS class we do, we do ten (or
KF> more) WPWIN classes.
KF> people, for the most part, are asking for Windows programs
KF> because that's what employers are seeking.
I think you've got the motivation in the wrong court.  Windows means more 
hardware and more software and more cost to the employer.  Windows came into 
our company because of rabid demand from the employees.  The employer 
resisted it vehemently but finally gave in.  I must admit that we do see a 
more shallow learning curve under windows than we ever saw in dos programs.  
It could be that the employees just resisted learning less.
Bob
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