OT: Older inventory programs for home computers

Not good idea...without enclosing and close all openings w/ screen that '80 boxen to keep junk out that shop produces. Safe places is either in cashier room or office room. These rooms that does have self-closing doors is best for 'puters. Going to have SCSI in that 80? You better do that. SCSI is strongly recommanded for ease of replacement and used narrow scsi drives are plentiful and inexpensive. ESDI and MFM is not best idea, these drives are harder to find now and too used up. Before putting that machine there, don't forget to blow out that PSU w/ compressed air. IBM PSUs too often were found loaded full of dust. Cheers, Wizard PS: I have seen stuff that wasn't intended for shop use got full of greasy junk along w/ metallic bits. Sharp shavings mixed w/ greasy dirt in home blower wheel that was pulled from dud forced air heater that was used to move stale air around in machine shop. My other friend was given this blower and I took it apart and washed everything in kitchen sink, repaired power cable splice bec some bastards simply twisted wires together without wire nuts or solder, AAAHH! Welding, grinding stuff let fly lot of particles that get in everything and does damage other stuff. Someone was grinding something w/ bench grinder and sparks/particles that was let fly pitted friend's jetta's windows 8 feet away. Friend stored his jetta there for complete repaint and some repairs to his CV joint at high school. Shop enviroment is very HARSH FYI.