My only concern is functionality, and since I was under the false impression that I needed the separate file system, I didn't even check it yesterday. Now that I have, it is working GREAT!! All of the operations that we needed from our old system is basically the ability to look at, print and/or email the historical information that we have going back about 20 to 25 years. All of that is operational and I will be a hero now - thanks for all your help with this.

There are just a couple of "cleanup" issues - SCO keeps complaining that I have software that is not registered - I have entered the license numbers I have, but I remember there was a website you had to go on and get a Registration Key. Is there still a place to do that?

Also, in my tinkering around I was able to get SCO installed on a VM, using VM Workstation version 12.5 in a Windows 7 Pro-64 computer. I chose the VM Workstation 8.x compatibility model for my VM, an IDE hard drive at 0:0 and an IDE CD Rom at 1:0 using the physical drive of the computer. Using the defbootstr command at installation it went like a champ. I even installed the keyboard mouse and the graphic screen/mouse is working. The only problem I have is I can't find instructions about how to install the network card driver. I selected "bridge mode" when I created the VM, and SCO did not recognize my NIC at installation, it is a Realtek PCIe GBE Family NIC on the mother board. I believe it is compatible with 5.0.6a, and I think I found the driver, but I have no clue how to get it installed. My only option is from a CD (I think) and I don't know how to do that. The Software Manager does not recognize what I downloaded and burned to the CD as "software" and I am clueless - could you advise me? I can't find any instructions online. I would like to have this VM as a "backup" plan, I would not use it unless the physical server goes down again. Thanks again for all your help.