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Stephen wrote:
> So! When I started working for Burroughs Machines circa 1972 they were still
> manufacturing (desk size) electro mechanical adding machines marketed as
> computers.
Hehe... When I was at school, one of the teachers paid something like
trivial wordprocessor program in ROM, and when you press a button, it
types the whole lot out onto paper using the integrated dot-matrix (!!)
printer.
It was the very height of technology. I mean, sure you can't actually
save your work, only print it. But it's so much better than a typewriter
because you can edit before you print!
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