bejc@pyrltd.UUCP (Brian Clark) (01/08/87)
I am looking for some bulltein board software, something like the BIX
software to enable /usr/group/UK to establish an information service
for its members. Can anyone point me at such software
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-m------- Brian E.J. Clark, Strategic Systems Engineering (Europe)
---mmm----- Pyramid Technology Ltd
-----mmmmm--- Phone: +44 276 63474 Fax: +44 276 685189 Twx : 859056
-------mmmmmmm- {ukc,pyrnj,lammpyr,lucifer}!pyrltd!bejc crayinc@mhuxi.UUCP (01/12/87)
> I am looking for some bulltein board software, something like the BIX > software to enable /usr/group/UK to establish an information service > for its members. Can anyone point me at such software > > > -- > -m------- Brian E.J. Clark, Strategic Systems Engineering (Europe) > ---mmm----- Pyramid Technology Ltd > -----mmmmm--- Phone: +44 276 63474 Fax: +44 276 685189 Twx : 859056 > -------mmmmmmm- {ukc,pyrnj,lammpyr,lucifer}!pyrltd!bejc The ACGNJ-BBS has On-Line about 10 BBS programs for various systems and OSes like CP/M, MSDOS and UNIX. They are mostly in source. That club also distributes the SIG/M(CPM) and PC-BLUE disks for about $6-9US. The address for the disks is : SIG/M PO BOX 97 Iselin, NJ 08030 The BBS number is (201) 753 9758, the programs are free there. This information came from Micro/Systems Journal, Dec 1986 201-522-9347. -- Rick Tillbrook ihnp4!mhuxi!crayinc I have no connection to the magazine or the disk sales, only a subscriber. !
chapman@fornax.uucp (John Chapman) (01/14/87)
. . > That club also distributes the SIG/M(CPM) and PC-BLUE disks for > about $6-9US. The address for the disks is : > SIG/M > PO BOX 97 > Iselin, NJ 08030 > The BBS number is (201) 753 9758, the programs are free there. > This information came from Micro/Systems Journal, Dec 1986 201-522-9347. > > -- Rick Tillbrook > ihnp4!mhuxi!crayinc > > I have no connection to the magazine or the disk sales, only a subscriber. > > ! I recently bought the entire 237 volume PC-BLUE collection of msdos pd and shareware software and while I do not wish to get into the business of distributing software (no time) I am willing to make a limited number of copies (say 2-4) of the complete collection available at a much more reasonable price (say $220 US including shipping) than any of the distribution points I have seen charge (how's that for a long sentence?). I arc'd each of the volumes and stuck them on my hard disk and then used BACKUP to put them on floppies (resulting in some savings in floppies). As I said I don't want to do this on a regular basis (it takes about a day to make a copy) but for 2-4 people (if there are that many interested) I wouldn't mind. If you are interested send email to the address below. {watmath,ihnp4,uw-beaver}!ubc-vision!sfucmpt!sfulccr!chapman p.s. I posted this followup then decided the subject line should be changed to a more appropriate one; I tried to cancel the original followup but apologies if it did get out. *** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR MESSAGE ***