Hiya List! Dominic---Spell Check for Edit Boxes isn't a "TSR", which are "DOS" programs, but rather a "device", loaded by way of a line in your SYSTEM.INI file...although I've never experienced any system slowdowns with it, the problems with Calmira have precluded me using it much anymore. Hope this helps somewhat...and yes it does utilize some system resources, but not too much. It can be extremely useful to anyone using any text editor or old word processor (say Write, with Win3X) that doesn't have its own built in spell check. You can even define HTML dictionaries for checking web pages. Re: Old and DOS browsers...I disagree with the statements about "speed of the browsers" themselves. What actually hurts performance is the lack of multi-tasking inherent in DOS operating system itself. As far as actual web page fetching and rendering, I've found that Lynx 386 for DOS, version 2.8.2 and higher are extremely quick. It takes quite a bit of getting used to not "point and clicking" your way through a web site however. But just in terms of the applications themselves, the text based browsers are extremely quick. Even Arachne can be configured to run faster than MS IE 3.03...I use both daily. What gives any Windows based system a "performance edge" is the ability to run multiple applications which access the same TCP/IP connection at the same (or close to it) time. I enjoy browsing the web and checking email in DOS, but when I need to get really serious I use at least Windows 3.1, and sometimes Windows 95 OSR1 with MS IE 5.01. Just my opinion...hehe, that and 75 cents might get me a cup of coffee! C U L8R! Glenn aka Wizard57M http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/RightWay/wizard57m/index.html To unsubscribe, send a message to listar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe calmira_tips" in the body. OR visit http://freelists.dhs.org