Ok, this is a poor man's question, but anyway, what the heck? ;o)

        I have an OOOOOOOOOLDDDDDDDD Thinkpad notebook - a 486 SL 25 (that is=
 actually clocked at 24 MHz - dunno why!) that I use as my "got nothing to=
 do" machine. When I "got nothing to do" at work, I take this notebook and=
 start writing PIC programs wherever I want (and I have a 110V outlet=
 around). Of course it is slow as it can't be. And has only 127 MB of hard=
 disk (anyone sparing a 525 or greater HD for notebooks around? :oD). But=
 it works, or at least try to ;o) Has 20 mb (36 when I find an old 32MB 72p=
 SIMM stick) of RAM and, as simple as it could be, can have a lot of work=
 doing on that.

        I use the Easytrax for DOS, when I need to do a PCB, etc. Of course I'd=
 like to go further - I want to do schematics and PCBs on it. But I can=
 think of no program that would run on this beast. Anyone knows a program -=
 like circad, etc - that runs:

        - in a 486/25
        - small as it can be, since I have only 5 mb of HD spared
        - do schems/routing/pcb
        - is cheap or free (asking too much...)

        Looking for sugestions ;o)

        BTW: I'm looking for an old battery for the ThinkPad 350C - even died. I=
 haven't it's battery, and I want to be able to use it without the psu.=
 Even the box of the battery helps, because I can find locally the internal=
 NiCad (or NiMh) cells to fit on it. Also, the top cover of the same=
 notebook would be nice, since mine is lookin like a web, with so much=
 cracks and fixes ;o)


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Alexandre Souza
taito@terra.com.br
http://planeta.terra.com.br/lazer/pinball/

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