pmd@cbdkc1.UUCP (10/29/87)
A few weeks ago I posted a query regarding info on any BBSs that
support public domain software for z100s. The only response I
got was from someone asking me to post any info that I gained.
Did I really ask in vain?
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Paul Dubuc {ihnp4,cbosgd}!cbdkc1!pmdeboyd@APG-1.ARPA (Earnie Boyd AMSTE-TEF 3077) (10/30/87)
Sorry to post to the net, but my mailer won't answere the message. The Balto
Heath Users Group has a limited access BB that has some Z100 software, and
several Z100 users that have Milnet access to Simtel20 (the great depository
for PD software). The number is 301-661-2175. Also I'm sure that the Capital
Heath User Group has Z100 software & Support, but I haven't used it yet (just
joined). You can write to them at: Capital heath User's Group, Post office Box
16406, Arlington, VA 2215-1406.
EarnieUSERBH0U@clvm.clarkson.EDU (Dave Goldblatt) (10/31/87)
There's always the Clarkson Heath User's Group Opus bulletin board..
(315) 268-6667, 300/1200/2400 baud, 24 hrs, except National Mail Hour..
We're node 260/360 in the Matrix (FidoNet)..
I'll be worknig on the file areas this week.. Promise!
-dg-jm7@pyr.gatech.EDU (John McLeod) (11/01/87)
In article <2499@cbdkc1.ATT.COM> pmd@cbdkc1.UUCP (Paul Dubuc) writes: > >A few weeks ago I posted a query regarding info on any BBSs that >support public domain software for z100s. The only response I >got was from someone asking me to post any info that I gained. >Did I really ask in vain? > >-- > >Paul Dubuc {ihnp4,cbosgd}!cbdkc1!pmd I suppose that everyone else thought that someone else would do this. I only have two bulletin boards that I know about that try to support the z-100. The first is run by the local zenith dealer, even though he no longer sells or supports the z-100 himself, the board does have some software. The number is 404-252-4345. The other is the HUG bulletin board advertised in REMARK. Its number is: 616-982-3956. Due to long distance charges, I have not been on in a long time. One other that did support the z-100 at least the last time that I was on was BIX, which is advertised in BYTE. I do not have a number for this, as it is reached through tymenet. jm7