nospam212-cctalk at yahoo.com wrote: My TurboColor was my first NeXT and is still one of my favorites. It never ceases to amaze me the number of so called IT workers who have never heard of NeXT. It's like if it's not M$, then it surely couldn't have been relevant to computing history. An off topic comment, I was assisting a customer's site today who happens to be running a version of our medical software that is serveral versions behind the upgrade curve. It so happens that the particular version they use must run on a Win9x platform. The motherboard in their P2 PeeCee died and was replaced by Geek Squad over the weekend with a new board and cpu. The so called "technician" they sent out had never seen a Win95 machine and had no clue how to install the drivers for hardware that plug-n-pray didn't detect. If it wasn't XP, he was totally lost. A glimpse of the future of computing! James -- http://www.blackcube.org The Texas State Home for Orphaned and Wayward Computers