On 09/27/2013 09:31 PM, Lee Gleason wrote: I do recall that they were very popular at newspaper sites, since the area on them on the right side reserved for the wave graphics option was large enough and easily accessible enough to hold a fifth of whiskey, which was an important feature at a lot of newspaper sites. Many years ago, my old friend Richard Butler (may he rest in peace) ran a company with a few friends out of his college dorm room at the University of Maryland. Computer Timeshare Corporation, CTSC. They had a PDP-11/44 and a smattering of terminals, mostly VT52s. Of course none of them had the optional printer installed (did anyone actually order that option??) and they were well-known for carrying these terminals into and out of the dorm on a regular basis, as they frequently set up temporary systems for things like convention registration desks, etc. They used the VT52s' printer bays to smuggle booze into their dorm rooms. :-) I'm honored to have those very VT52s here. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA