<have something concrete in mind, too. If one inserts a wire-wrap 62 pin <(8-bit ISA) connector into a DIN 41612 right-angle socket, such as what on <finds on a VME wire-wrap board, but of opposite gender, (remembering that <once sold S-100 wire-wrap boards with a pattern certainly suitable for thi <purpose, and VME wire-wrap cards as well) one can, indeed, host two 8-bit Been there and done that. Also there are no less than two articles on how to go from s100 to ISA. <ISA cards on a single s-100 board. This would certainly be cheap enough i <most cases, to warrant such an effort. The software might get to be a <problem, though. What software problem... since s100 cards tend to be all different anyway it would be the norm that software would have to be created. Allison