On Tue, 9 Jun 1998, Desie Hay wrote: ARDI has a mac emulator (Executor). From their web page: Executor uses no software from Apple Computer. It doesn't require Mac ROMs or a Mac System file. ARDI's engineers have re-implemented from scratch most of the operating system calls that MacOS provides. This provides speed and flexibility albeit currently at a loss in compatibility. Speed is gained by having all the OS calls running as native, rather than emulated software. By not requiring Apple ROMs, ARDI can allow demo versions of Executor, and can work with creators of Mac-only software to use ARDI technology to port their apps to 80x86 based platforms. However, since not all routines have been implemented, Executor has some limitations. I haven't used it, but it looks interesting if not perfect. While it is not classic hardware, in this case it is the software that is the hard part. --pec -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Antique Computer Collection: http://www.wco.com/~pcoad/machines.html