jjung@nunki.usc.edu (John Jung) (02/27/89)
Is there any public domain BBS for the Apple which supports transfer protocols, multiple message bases, and multiple baud rates? If there is, could some one either give me an ftp site for it, or mail me a copy of it? John
Geva_Apple-Maniac_Patz@cup.portal.com (03/07/89)
I have one PD BBS (Olympia, I think it's called) and two shareware BBS's (the Magic City one that comes with Modemworks, and another whose name escapes me for the moment.) At least 2 of these have the features you need. If you drop me your USMAIL address in Email, I'll pop them all along to you in the post. %%%% Geva %%%%
ldcol@pbhyd.PacBell.COM (Larry D Colton) (03/07/89)
In article <15460@cup.portal.com> Geva_Apple-Maniac_Patz@cup.portal.com writes: >I have one PD BBS (Olympia, I think it's called) and two shareware >BBS's (the Magic City one that comes with Modemworks, and another whose name ^^^^^^^^^^ ~~~~~~~~~~ >escapes me for the moment.) At least 2 of these have the features you need. >If you drop me your USMAIL address in Email, I'll pop them all along to you >in the post. > >%%%% > Geva > %%%% I believe that Magic City BBS is indeed shareware. Please be careful though, as Morgan Davis' Modemworks IS NOT shareware. For those of you who are new to the net, Modemworks is a series of ampersand (&) routines that allow the Applesoft programmer to write a comm package or BBS that rivals anything available in any other code. It is a construction kit that takes all of the pain out of programming a modem. (Actually this is an understatement as the & routines allow you to do much more than just program a modem. Advanced string handling, screen control, and file manipulation are just of few of the included goodies.) However, to repeat, Modemworks is not shareware. -- Larry Colton {att,bellcore,sun,ames,pyramid}!pacbell!ldcol
ALBRO@NIEHS.BITNET (03/09/89)
In reply to a previous message (rcd.3/8/89), Magic City Micro BBS (MCM) is no longer Shareware and must be order from the author - however, ModemWorks is licensed for it, so you don't have to separately buy both.