Hi Folks, HP used to make a "Viper Card" that provided a HP computer on a 16 bit ISA format card. This plugged into an ISA slot on a PC and by magic combination of keys would burst into life using the PC keyboard monitor printer and hard disk - running programs in HP Basic and providing an HPIB port as well. The PC could also function in the background. Anyway I have found one of these cards - I have an old PC with ISA slots _ all I need is the instructions - at minimum I need the "secret key press" to switch from PC to Viper and back again. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance Regards Tim
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