>I think that perhaps the computer came from some local government agency. I
>don't exactly know which one. I think it would be pretty cool to see if
>anything is left on the drive. My friend said that his wife was able to take
>it home when they upgraded to something newer. I can't remember who it was
>she worked for, but I do agree that it was dealing with a government agency.
>Mark
Umm..... Standard loadout would have probably been a customized version of
DOS (ZDS actually had a couple cool additions) with some of the following;
WordPerfect V5.1, Lotus 1-2-3, dBase III or IV, and Harvard Graphics.
Least wise those were the standard apps available in the late 80's early
90's. Since it's listed as a Honeywell Bull, probably software to connect
to a DPS-6 or DPS-8 class Mainframe.
Zane
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Received on Wed Dec 22 1999 - 13:43:40 GMT