Kindly Jay, For what it is worth, in the beginning, there were a pretty good number of wireless ISA cards - much of the time, IIRC, they were essentially PCMCIA<-->ISA bridge type things. It does appear that some of the ISA Aironet (ISA4800 and maybe the 4500?) cards have DOS driver support. (http://www.aironet.lv/support.htm and http://www.aironet.lv/products.htm) The only listed requrement is a 16-bit ISA slot. I'm just not quite sure whether the packet driver wants a 386 to install / run. There also are some Orinoco PCMCIA cards with DOS support. They could be used with an ISA<-->PCMCIA bridge. Alas, though, I don't know if that would be any closer to working with a 286. Anywho, hope this helps a small bit. Have a good one! :) Andy On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 22:05:08 -0500, Jay West &lt;jwest(a)classiccmp.org&gt; wrote:

At 10:05 PM 8/24/04 -0500, you wrote: It's normal, I've never seen a plasma display that has a truly black background (at least not among the panels used in old computers, I've haven't paid much attention to plasma TVs, much rather have a decent CRT). I've got several Compaq portable 3s and 386s and a couple of Toshibas. same Panasonic panel. If you install windows 3.x on it use the Olivetti display driver to get a 640x400 display.