>The 2-digit "clock speed" displays on most cases are merely indicators 
hich
 >show whether the "turbo" switch is in or out.  I have one of those cases,
 >and it can be set anywhere from 00 to 99, or any other pattern you could
 >make
 >with 7-segment LEDs.
The one in my server's a 3-digit display, to display 0 to 199.
I've programmed it to say words that can be spelled in two/three letters. :)
Anyway, back on the subject at hand....
 >I made a mistake, the name was Applied Engineering.  I rather doubt if
I mistyped myself, typing "Applied Technology" instead. So two wrongs really 
DID make a right. :)
A.E. may well still be viable; as Apple is still manufacturing various 
species of Macs - from Classics (just like the original monochromes, but with 
higher-powered guts) to high-end speed demons that would give a P166 a run 
for its money.
Maybe Supra can subcontract them to manufacture status displays.
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