I need a point of sale suite for some older PAR brand registers.
The registers have Pentium 166MHz, 16MB ram, serial based touch screen and ne2000 compatible ethernet.
Not sure for Win95 but I know there is a universal 4 wire touch screen driver. some older 2.4x Linux kernels have support for serial based touch screens.
Uses typical PATA hard drives but the BIOS only handles a single channel, currently has a 40GB hard drive.
So the ram is the main bottleneck. My googling shows a bunch of newer free POS stuff, or "opos drivers" for pretty much every version of windows. Sadly not finding much about legacy pos software.
That looks like a posibility for him I guess. TCPMeta you didn't exactly list much for your requirements, are you looking for something full fledged that needs to process credit cards and stuff too or will those be separate devices from the CC processor?
sorry for the late reply. The CC reader uses a serial port but I found one that can work over ethernet that will connect to a POS server for the register to sync with. the printer connects via paralell port but a simple generic driver works find for that. I dont have a wand scanner for UPC barcodes and a keyboard isn't a option. I wonder if I can run that POS software nikkigreg posted about will work in wfwg3.11 with a on-screen keyboard.
Signs point to yes: http://keyhut.com/posystem.htm
DOS 2.11 or higher
Windows 3.1
Windows '95
Windows '98
Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Note: This software will not function on computers with 64 bit processors no matter what operating system is used unless you run it under a program like DOSBOX.
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What type of storage is on them?
Uses typical PATA hard drives but the BIOS only handles a single channel, currently has a 40GB hard drive.
http://keyhut.com/posystem.htm
DOS 2.11 or higher
Windows 3.1
Windows '95
Windows '98
Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Note: This software will not function on computers with 64 bit processors no matter what operating system is used unless you run it under a program like DOSBOX.