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Help/Systems, a world leader in automated operations and business intelligence for the System i, has announced the release of Robot Browser Interface 2.0, Help/Systems' Web browser-based interface for the System i. The Robot Browser Interface provides Web-based access to five Robot products: Robot/SCHEDULE, Robot/NETWORK, Robot/REPORTS, Robot/SPACE, and Robot/ALERT.

Robot/SCHEDULE users can use the Robot Browser Interface to view and filter the status of Robot/SCHEDULE jobs, view colored icons for a quick visual reference of the job type and status of each job, and view their Good Morning Report.

Robot/NETWORK users can use the Robot Browser Interface Statuses page to quickly view, filter, and reply to statuses, and view their Good Morning Report.

Robot/REPORTS users can use the Robot Browser Interface to view, save, and print their System i reports to a PC or System i printer, add notes to reports, and create a personalized "My Reports" page, which allows the user to specify whether they want your reports stopped, how they should be printed, and other options.

Robot/SPACE users can use the Robot Browser Interface to view ASP usage and thresholds across multiple systems or partitions. The ASP display indicates the percentage of storage space used plotted against the time range that the user specifies.

Robot/ALERT users can use the Robot Browser Interface group page to send a message to selected users. Users just select a device, select a single recipient or broadcast list, and enter the text of the message.

The Robot Browser Interface can be used with any standard Web browser, such as Internet Explorer or Firefox.

About Help Systems

Help/Systems, Inc. is a world leader in automated operations and business intelligence software for IBM System i computers. For more information, visit http://www.helpsystems.com, or contact Tom Huntington, at (952) 933-0609 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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