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Nathan,

Well, the 5364's had a PC built into 'em somehow, or so I was told.  /34's,
big /36's, and /38's all had diskette magazines, we got to feed diskettes in
in bulk.

Who remembers being proud of their shiny new 3411 tape drive attached to
their /38?  Our engineering department had a Data General MV/8000, and we
got to rub their noses in the fact that we had a "fast" tape drive while
they were still messing with swapping out removable disk packs all the time.

Dave Shaw
MAPICS-L Moderator
Simpsonville, SC

P.S. We may be getting slightly off topic, but I don't mind if y'all don't.
It's nice to see a little traffic on the list.

----- Original Message -----
From: <nathan.quinones@cussys.com>
>
> I've been dealing with MAPICS for just 11 years.  Started on the AS/400.
> HA! :-)
>
> No bad memories here BABY!!  Never screwed up any relative record number
> chains... no such thing!
>
> Compress, what's that?  Never heard of it.
> Diskettes, was this S/36 a PC? :-)
>
> Nathan Quinones
> Custom Systems Corp
> 973-726-0202 x213





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