Hello Bruce, ' tis a nice day today. 

 BC> Speaking of GEOS...

 BC> It's moved to the "backup" computer, but I have a working GEOS 
 BC> Ensemble 2.01 program that I used to like to play around with 
 BC> before I got the 486. 

 Ensemble was brought out by the same people who did GEOS for the 8-bit
 Commodore, as the 286 and 386 came out at 16-bits. But if you had been
 active in 80 to 85 and had a Commodore, you had to have GEOS. I used it
 for years and even went to Wheels, which is an immense improvement on
 GEOS, it recognized many more devices, one of the best being the
 Ramlink. You could keep that one "live" with a small wet cell of 6 v
 and when you hit the ON switch, it was ON in a wink.

 But these days are gone like the Dodo.

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