Burroughs Redactor II (fwd)

I used to do field service on these R-II's in the early 80's. This system was originally designed and built by the Redactron corporation, of Yank-Pank. It originally used dual high-speed digital cassette tapes (using a metalized leader). Shortly after, Burroughs purchased Redactron, and then they made the move to floppy disks. The social security facility in Baltimore had quite a few of them. It utilized a Qume daisy-wheel printer. The thing I liked the most about this system, was that the CRT was vertically oriented; you could see an entire legal-sized page without having to scroll up/down. The later R-III had a square CRT, and was not as convenient to use IMHO. That unit in Maryland was VERY likely sold by the GrayMar Co., of Baltimore. We were the Burroughs Word Processing (nee Redactron) dealer there. ____________________________________________________________ FREE ONLINE PHOTOSHARING - Share your photos online with your friends and family! Visit http://www.inbox.com/photosharing to find out more!