TRS-80 Model 1 (was: Arty computers

I was installing Model 60's and 80's at executive desks, model 55SX's at secretaries desks and doing a lot of Model 80's as Novell servers - these were in American Express, Chase and others. I remember we setup an IBM SP-1 in Moody's connected to a Sanyo-Eicon storage array (pre-EMC days) IBM's were DEFINITELY huge in financial banking circles. The real key was always well documenting the MCA card placements and ALWAYS keeping all of the driver disks in an envelope inside of the cover of the machines so that any kind of work that had to happen - you always had the drivers files for the hardware installed. I saw OS/2 Program Manager (I think v1.1) for the first time in a special setup where we doing for American Express along with Compaq on its latest Proliant Servers, a 3rd party company had 2 of them in a custom metal case and they were running as a multi-processor system (essentially 2 separate systems running as one) with OS/2 on it. I remember also I think it was Groliers Encyclopedia was the first time we hooked up a CD-ROM to a server and what a HUGE disapoint when the app ran and it was just nothing be text, no images, and such - we all had this perception that the CD-ROM was going to bring so much multimedia instantly to the PC - a little too wishful thinking too early on ;-) I had always thought OS/2 was a far superior and far more stable OS compared for Win 95 and WinNT 3 But still loved Netware far more :-) Curt Dave McGuire wrote: