- May 29, 2020
How to use mvWorkstation: part of Rocket D3 10.3.1
Whether you use Rocket® mvBase® or D3®, I invite you to watch an 18-minute video I’ve made demonstrating how to set up and use the mvWorkstation, part of D3 10.3.1. In the video I discuss how the mvWorkstation, a D3 client, is great for accessing local files and resources including printers and telnet servers. In […]
Maximizing your Rocket® D3 application
Written by John Bramley, NexusTek On March 11th, NexusTek and Rocket presented a joint webinar on how to maximize your D3 application. If you were unable to join us, you can find a link to the recording as well as a PDF of the deck that Brian Cram and I presented at the end of […]
5 Reasons You Should Be Using Rocket D3 10.3
Special thanks to Brian Cram for his assistance with this blog post Now that Rocket D3 10.3 is available on Windows, Linux, and AIX platforms, all D3 customers have the opportunity to experience the new features and updates included in the latest version of D3. Customers around the globe that are using version 10.3 have […]
Why Software Application Companies should have a Cloud Offering!
In the last article from Fortitude Technology, we discussed the value the Cloud brings to legacy applications running on older hardware and operating systems. It touched on the benefits for both the software application company and the end-user, but here we’ll go into more detail and focus on why software application companies should embrace the […]
Rocket® D3 10.3.1 for Linux & AIX | Now Available!
This post was originally published on July 15, 2019 for the Windows version of D3 10.3.1. This post is about the AIX and Linux versions of D3 10.3.1. Well, the wait is over. Not Games of Thrones, as that has come and gone, but I haven’t seen the final season yet, so no spoilers please! […]
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