My old computer which I only use for rent right is getting slow to start and may die someday . So I been looking at some cheap or free software as I have started to downsize .My question is anyone heard of or use Tenant Cloud free edition software and are their any others . --99.111.xx.xxx

I have not. Can you just use paper and pencil? Or get new computer and use excel? I have an old printer and scanner that some computer geek would love to have. --172.58.xx.xx

I was on the revolution of 2 technologies - great memories - thanks for the post --73.61.xx.xx

OT Sailmaker: have you watched the Sampson Boat CO. rebuilding of the Tally Ho on Youtube? Fascinating... --75.11.xx.xx

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Extra software from Windows obsoletes a lot of older computers where view some videos on You Tube on how to install Linux 20 operating system. I found by installing Linux 20 was able to keep older computers without changing internal parts. When a new operating system is installed then everything is wiped clean in the computer. --99.236.xxx.xxx

I brought an apple in 79 when the 64K was just coming out. The newest, an apple 2E was 2 drives and 128K. God lets not go back to those days. Forget I posted that it was so long ago. --99.103.xxx.xxx

Another Rent Right user!!!! --76.120.xx.xxx

My class at Drexel was the first college class where everyone had to have a computer. Drexel contracted with Apple to get the newfangled Macintosh, which used something called a mouse to click on a graphic interface rather than having to type commands. The MAC was not on the general market yet,and people were trying to get students to sell them theirs Unfortunately, the delivery was delayed and I learned computers on the school's mainframe. Still have the MAC with a D for Drexel on it. --73.141.xxx.xx

Bwahaha! But word processing was such a boon!! :-) --172.58.xxx.xxx

That was cutting edge technology in 1977 at a price tag of $50,000! --70.188.xx.xx

I remember using an abacus ;) --50.229.xx.xxx

I learned word processing on an IBM computer that used 8" floppies and circled around the room. I'm old enough that I can't remember its name. --50.82.xxx.xxx

I still remember having to format the floppies before I could use them, and typing in BASIC in order to play my games or write my stories... :) --137.118.xx.xxx

RTR [AL], you could speak with a computer repair shop. Usually it is the hard drive which slows down a system. If the issue is the hard drive, they might be able to put in a solid state one and they can migrate everything from the old system drive to the new drive and you don't have to install anything. It is worth a try if you like your old system and old software. --136.228.xxx.xx

I remember and used 8" floppy disk! --172.58.xx.xxx

With all these conservative sites being attacked right now, I'd steer clear of anything with the word cloud. Cloud means you don't control it. --108.69.xxx.xxx

I decided against trying to keep it - because Windows XP is just that. Also tried to grow my hair into a mullet too, but that didn't work out too well. --24.101.xxx.xx

My first college computer class involved punch cards and a computer the size of a large room. Oops, my age is showing. --184.59.xxx.xx

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