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Jim, Try a program called SYSINFO to learn what all is in your machine. You can find it in AmigaTech: [76702,337] Lib:11 SYSINF.LHA/Bin Bytes: 42474, Count: 170, 20-Feb-93 Keywords: SYSINFO V3.11 WILSON SYSTEM INFORMATION Sysinfo is an Amiga Sytem Information program. It interrogates the Amiga and determines types of hardware, software, modes, speed etc. Users have found it very useful for determining correct operation of an Amiga before purchase and that the unit actually contains hardware that they are paying for, without having to open it up. Author: Nic Wilson. Version 3.11 Or AmigaUser: [76703,2006] Lib: 8 SYSINF.LHA/Bin Bytes: 48603, Count: 687, 19-Jul-93(26-Feb-94) Last:16-Nov-94 Title : SysInfo v3.23 Keywords: SYSINFO TEST COMPARE SPEED WILSON This is the ever popular Sysinfo Version 3.23 written by Nic Wilson. Sysinfo shows your internal hardware modes, Installed system software, speed comparisons against other amiga based systems, drive speed, amound of memory ect. There are much newer versions, and you probably have it on a Fred Fish CDROM. But it will tell you exactly what is in your system. Do look for a newer version. And I shall look for the latest version for the libraries. It was one of those things that seemed to be updated every couple of weeks, and eventually we stopped collecting every new verion, I think. Title : Gives all kinds of system information Ke —Betty