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simple question... Is there an aprint for dos? Thanks

Same here... IBM products are the best. I used to have an old PC330 which I blew up by accident, and it was made in 1997 and I had it until 2003. It was only 122mHz and it was lightening fast.

I suppose you could just get a basic computer and accessories off of ebay or something like that!

IBM's last for almost forever, so that it the biggest plus point with them!

Thats the one down point about IBM, their to expensive

May I reccomend the IBM SurePOS 500w series unit for your bar. It's a touch screen unit with the ability to send an order to a receipt printer in a kitchen, etc... It is IBM's food service industry model. US Price: NEW FROM IBM $6,605.00 USED FROM EBAY $800.00 to $3,800.00. http://www.pc.ibm.com/sto...

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wow, seems like a brilliant success story. thanks for that

Have you seen my email Dale?

and besides, I do admit I hate windows based systems, only dos actually!

Your right, it was a c**p idea anyway!

Hi Dale, I just wanted to know the story behind the POS program. Is there a version 1, or did it start at 6.01. How did you come up with the idea of POS and when did you create the first version of it. Seems like the most sucessful software you have ever made! Ryan P.S. Will have a picture of POS wo...

Has only happened to me once, but then dissapeared.

It runs some of the less advanced features, but it dosent run APRINT, POLE.exe and any windows files, apart from posconfig, pos.exe and readme.txt.

Im doing a bit of testing to see what POS can do on other systems.

I dont really suppose anyone uses Linux anyway.

Ok,

How about a windows based version of POS. For example, have the same features, but with the modern Windows style.

Dos is a bit outdated now,

Just a thought

Hi Tim,

What kind of store do you run, and do you use an EPOS system? e.g. IBM SurePOS?

Just out of intrest.