You were probably looking at the monitor connected to the Frisco Bay "Estimated time standing in line" teller queue system. They still run Windows 3.x (could be 32-bit NT 3.51) and they always have the monitor sitting behind the tellers facing the public.
The systems that are actually used by tellers are all 32-bit Windows. Even the RBC ATMs run an embedded version of Windows NT (I forget if it was an NT4 or 2k error dialog I saw once).
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You were probably looking at the monitor connected to the Frisco Bay "Estimated time standing in line" teller queue system. They still run Windows 3.x (could be 32-bit NT 3.51) and they always have the monitor sitting behind the tellers facing the public.
The systems that are actually used by tellers are all 32-bit Windows. Even the RBC ATMs run an embedded version of Windows NT (I forget if it was an NT4 or 2k error dialog I saw once).
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...will there be drivers for my GeForce?
...by someone with a lot of time on their hands. Anyone over at Andover wanna give it a shot?