I used to have two of them... if you are talking about the same Zebra systems I had. I don't know much about them. One of my first duties at this company was to replace them with PCs. They were used to run the "PICK" OS, and in that run an interviewing system called "Oscar". As far as the use I saw them doing, they really were nothing more than a terminal server. They were replaced within weeks with 386 PCs with DigiBoards, and an intel build of PICK and Oscar. IIRC, the Zebra's were based around a Motorola 68000 processor (I think at 16mhz, not sure... this is totally off memory). I do have 2 fairly large manuals for them still (3" binders with an assortment of smaller manuals or "chapters" clipped in them). I might also have a tape backup drive for it, but I think they had tape drives built in, so the external drive I am thinking of may go to my AT&T unix machines. I think I also still have the modem that was used on the Zebras (although, I would guess it is probably nothing more than an fairly standard 300 or 1200 baud modem). -chris <http://www.mythtech.net>