Hi. I came into possession of six hundred (600) 5 1/4" diskettes labelled, "Western World Computer Club Source Disks." A business card was in the box with the name H.C. Lewis. See the photo at:that my google skills can produce.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/tLC1JtoiRQ6KJr5c8
After some sleuthing, I found that this club was in Oklahoma, and Lewis was a person who ran a Technical School of the same name. I'm guessing that these are MS-DOS disks, because one of the disks had the word "DOS" written on it. But that's the best
Does anybody know what I have, here? Or anything about Lewis or the Computer Club? Should these be preserved somewhere? Thanks!
On Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 12:03:28 PM UTC-5, Michael Mann wrote:
Hi. I came into possession of six hundred (600) 5 1/4" diskettes
labelled, "Western World Computer Club Source Disks." A business card
was in the box with the name H.C. Lewis. See the photo at:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/tLC1JtoiRQ6KJr5c8
After some sleuthing, I found that this club was in Oklahoma, and Lewis
was a person who ran a Technical School of the same name. I'm guessing
that these are MS-DOS disks, because one of the disks had the word "DOS"
written on it. But that's the best that my google skills can produce.
Does anybody know what I have, here? Or anything about Lewis or the
Computer Club? Should these be preserved somewhere? Thanks!
Hi, Jscott Scott of Internet Archive. They absolutely should be
preserved. I can do it or point you to people to do it, or help you do it yourself.
Hi, Jscott Scott of Internet Archive. They absolutely should be preserved. I can do it or point you to people to do it, or help you do it yourself.
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