mikei@ctdi.UUCP (Mike Israel) (12/03/89)
Recently I saw some discussion regarding a multiuser chat program
called "party". Can somebody point me in the direction of where
I can get a copy of this vi uucp.
Thanks.
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West Chester, PA || I think therefore I am confused.root@csoftec.csf.com (Cliff Manis (cmanis@csoftec)) (12/04/89)
In article <787@ctdi.UUCP> mikei@ctdi.UUCP (Mike Israel) writes: > >Recently I saw some discussion regarding a multiuser chat program >called "party". Can somebody point me in the direction of where >I can get a copy of this via uucp. >Michael A. Israel || uucp: mikei@ctdi.UUCP Michael: Try sending a note to the following address, I think it was to be used on the BBS at Cavevax. >> jim@cavevax.ucsb.edu >> Sysop of a bbs at cavevax.ucsb.edu. (128.111.41.100 login as bbs) And I think he later said that the program will handle 12 users. Good luck ...cliff
pete@cavevax.ucsb.edu (GurgleKat) (12/04/89)
In article <537@csoftec.csf.com>, root@csoftec.csf.com (Cliff Manis (cmanis@csoftec)) writes: > In article <787@ctdi.UUCP> mikei@ctdi.UUCP (Mike Israel) writes: >> >>Recently I saw some discussion regarding a multiuser chat program >>called "party". Can somebody point me in the direction of where >>I can get a copy of this via uucp. > Try sending a note to the following address Ack! Please DON'T swamp Jim with notes. We ended up using something called conf2, which is readily available via anonymous ftp from uunet.uu.net. Possibly this is available via anonymous uucp, but I don't know how to use anonymous uucp, so I don't know. This should probably have been covered in mail, by the way. -- Pete Gontier : pete@cavevax.ucsb.edu; outgoing .UUCP cause me grief Editor, Macker : Online Macintosh Programming Journal; mail for subscription Hire this kid : Mac, DOS, C, Pascal, asm, excellent communication skills "This was it. This was what he was, who he was, his being. He forgot to eat. Sometimes he'd resent having to leave the deck to use the toilet..." -- William Gibson, _Neuromancer_