Happy new year - back on line after the Christmas break. Just upgraded the old Anchor to 256 Mb ram and XP pro. Very nice- just the thing for serfing the net and posting on the internet. LANBOSS is now truly a server and connected to the printers. Traveller is a little sick these days, but Ièm looking for a replacement. OR I may use it as a LINIX laptop to play with. But surpirsingly, this old e-machine has been updated by adding RAM, XP and wireless keyboard and mouse. Next a bigger HD, I guess. In the meantime any once need 64Mb of PC100 RAMÉ

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