On Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Glen Goodwin wrote: Ah, relief. I've been writing batch files for MS-DOS-sessions-under- Windows-so-the-luser-can-just-click-an-icon. Bah. Let's see.... * - Cassette, jewel box, black&red insert, instruction insert + - cassette, jewel box, instruction insert - - cassette, instruction insert only *Pinball *The List Manager +SuperMath *The Check Book Manager -The Mixed Game Bag I # has black&red insert, just no jewel box +Mixed Game Bag II *Mixed Game Bag III +The Organizer *The Coupon Manager +The Gambler +Vu-Calc +The Budgeter Also came with User Manual, Service Contract, 16k RAM pack instructions, 90-day Limited Warranty statement, self-addressed envelope: Timex Product Service Center P.O. Box2740 7000 Murray Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 and the Timex Sinclair Software Catalog, Fall Issue. Which has a register tape stapled in for what looks like 6 s/w titles @ $10-$17, and a $49.95 item I'll guess was the RAM pack. I'm open to trades for the whole shebang. The large strap on the back of the PCB was broken loose at the solder joint (near the voltage regulator.) I did a nice neat job of repairing it - they left more than plenty of solder to do it. Other than that, it looks and works just fine. The keyboard is pretty impressive, response versus appearance. It looks cheesy as heck.... No worn pads/labels, and I haven't discovered any dead keys yet. If untested tapes are a showstopper, I bet I can round up a mono player to test them. I really don't want to part it out. I also don't expect to get a whole lot for it. Doc