Well, I finally got around to prowling through the 5.25" floppy archives for the so-called "Hazeltine" computer diskettes. I found 'em--in the last 10 diskettes in the file(!). In the meantime, I ran across all sorts of names of systems not heard recently, such as "Peoples World" and "Pan Asia". The diskettes contain only the legend "Hazeltine CP/M" and date from about 1982 or so. The bad news is that the boot tracks contain a CP/M system image, along with CBIOS, but no clue is given as to the system name. Looking at the directory, there was a disk utility to format and surface copy, but no identification there either. There was also a copy of Spellguard and Wordstar--aha! Wordstar almost always contains the name of at the least the terminal, if not the system. Well, it does--but the terminal listed is an ADDS Viewpoint--and no system named. :( Bottom line is that I have nothing to contribute to the "Hazeltime Computer" legend--and, with the discovery of the ADDS terminal code, don't even know why the customer insisted on calling it a Hazeltine (but he did--I found the letter in my files. So--shrug! My guess is that the "computer, given the date" may have been housed in the same box as the floppy drives.--and that a Hazeltine terminal was connected to it. But I didn't think that a Hazeltine had cotnrol sequences anything like an ADDS Viewpoint. Cheers, Chuck