I picked up some unusual (to me) documentation tonight, along with an IMSAI and a Hayes S-100 modem that you can see at www.decodesystems.com/imsai.html The documentation includes: An NEC manual (marked confidential) that is titled "D22X7 Series 8-Inch Winchester Disk Drive Manual." It has 8 chapters and two appendices, including schematics. Solos/Cuter User's Manual from Processor Technology dated 1977. According to this manual, "SOLOS is a program designed to be a personality module in a Sol. CUTER is a program designed to provide much of the power of SOLOS for the non-Sol user." Thinker Toys Draft User's Manual for "Disk Jockey 2D" Microsoft BASIC-80 version 5.0 Reference Manual, including a letter from Thinker Toys explaining why they have to include a Non-Disclosure Agreement -- and the actual Non-Disclosure Agreement for Microsoft Disk BASIC or FORTRAN. Microsoft CP/M and ISIS-II BASIC Reference Book, copyright 1977 when Bill et al were in Albuquerque. Also some floppies: Two 8-inch disks, both from Morrow Designs Thinker Toys and both copyrighted 1979. One is labeled "SOL 2D - Diskate Version 2.0 - Mod B" and the other "Microsoft BASIC Version 5.0.3" A sealed 5.25" floppy labeled "Milestone (c) 1981, Apple CP/M, Demo, Revision 1.06" More to come, including a Dynabyte machine that is still in the car. Cheers, Dan www.decodesystems.com/wanted.html