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293 lines
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PROTOCOL: ALT
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CONNECT 2400
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CBBS(R) 4.0.3b
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05/19/94 21:16:59
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Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
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?^U
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?^U
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss
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Logging name to disk...
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You are caller 232512; next msg =46650; 379 active msgs.
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Prev. call 05/06/94 @ 21:40, next msg was 46640
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Recording logon for next time.
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Use FULL? to check assignments
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?^U
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?xxxxx
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"Mine" command checking for msgs TO you, ^K to abor
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>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-20 log,ward c;or;*;short
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LOG. 9
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KILLED. 10
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SUMMARY. 26
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type-50 log,ward c;or;*;short
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05/06/94,21:40:25,232427,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
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05/06/94,22:41:34,232428,2,VLAD KERZHENEVICH,Chicago/ IL,
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05/06/94,23:14:16,232429,2,MICHAEL SHARTIAG,,0
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05/06/94,23:20:55,232430,2,WAYNE SPATH,,6
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05/07/94,13:45:47,232431,2,ANDY SHAPIRO,,
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E#46640,5
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05/07/94,14:17:49,232432,2,RANDAL CRAIG,,2
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05/07/94,14:25:07,232433,2,BRIAN W,,
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05/07/94,16:14:03,232434,2,DOUG STAHL,Morris/ Il,6
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05/07/94,17:40:21,232435,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/07/94,17:42:13,232436,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/07/94,21:07:46,232437,2,WAYNE CRANE,,4
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]WAYNE CRANE,
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05/07/94,22:48:28,232438,2,DONNIE STUHLMAN,,
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E#46641,4
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05/08/94,00:25:41,232439,2,DAVID JOHNSON,,2
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05/08/94,00:37:13,232440,2,MURRAY ARNOW,,0
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05/08/94,05:42:25,232441,2,ROY LIPSCOMB,,2
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05/08/94,08:29:18,232442,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
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E#46642,
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]S,BULLETIN,
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]R,BULLETIN,13
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05/08/94,09:19:20,232443,2,ANDY SHAPIRO,,
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E#46643,7
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05/08/94,11:53:34,232444,2,BILL MATTSON,,1
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05/08/94,11:59:54,232445,2,BILL MATTSON,,
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E#46644,18
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05/08/94,14:21:42,232446,2,STEVE RYAN,,
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05/08/94,17:28:47,232447,2,STEVE CASTLE,,1
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05/08/94,18:01:05,232448,2,RONALD TURNER,chicago/ il,4
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05/08/94,18:15:09,232449,2,RONALD TURNER,,1
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05/08/94,18:41:29,232450,2,STEVE CASTLE,,12
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05/08/94,19:09:45,232451,2,STEVE CASTLE,,1
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05/08/94,20:59:08,232452,2,BRUCE BAKER,,3
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05/08/94,21:29:55,232453,2,BENJAMIN COHEN,,1
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05/08/94,23:43:53,232454,2,NORB DEMBINSKI,,2
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05/09/94,01:55:58,232455,2,PHIL SCHUMAN,,3
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05/09/94,08:22:48,232456,2,DENNIS STAHL,,4
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05/09/94,10:54:11,232457,2,DENNIS STAHL,,0
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05/09/94,11:40:38,232458,2,DENNIS STAHL,,0
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05/09/94,16:10:07,232459,2,THEODORE RUBIN,Northbrook/ IL,2
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05/09/94,18:00:08,232460,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/09/94,21:53:50,232461,2,JIM DAHLQUIST,palatine/il,
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E#46645,13
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05/09/94,23:02:01,232462,2,MURRAY ARNOW,,4
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05/10/94,09:50:08,232463,2,JOE SEROCKI,,
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E#46646,2
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05/10/94,10:16:24,232464,2,MIKE SCHUMACHER,,3
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05/10/94,11:22:36,232465,2,JAMES SMITH,,
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05/10/94,14:24:58,232466,2,TOM KOWALCZYK,,3
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05/11/94,00:39:51,232467,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/11/94,14:08:23,232468,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
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05/11/94,17:22:29,232469,2,DON PIVEN,,2
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05/11/94,23:54:08,232470,2,MICHAEL SHARTIAG,,
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E#46647,12
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05/12/94,08:27:35,232471,2,GARY MCCOY,,2
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05/12/94,10:53:29,232472,2,STEVE CASTLE,,0
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05/12/94,13:00:43,232473,2,ANDY SHAPIRO,,2
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05/12/94,17:29:19,232474,2,BILL MATTSON,,2
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05/13/94,07:06:09,232475,2,JOE SEROCKI,,1
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05/13/94,09:40:29,232476,2,RON MOODY,Tewksbury Ma,13
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05/13/94,10:41:34,232477,2,DENNIS STAHL,,0
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05/13/94,13:06:33,232478,2,ANDY SHAPIRO,,0
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05/13/94,13:08:58,232479,2,ROBERT COURTNEY,chicago/il,12
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05/13/94,14:54:00,232480,2,JOHN BROOKS,SAN DIEGO/ CA,4
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05/13/94,18:09:07,232481,2,WLADYSLAW MYSZ,chicago/il,
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>Help: Y,5
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05/13/94,22:12:12,232482,2,HADES PYES,,6
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05/13/94,22:16:15,232483,2,JOSEPH SKOM,,
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05/13/94,23:17:32,232484,2,BILL MATTSON,,2
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05/14/94,02:48:51,232485,2,KADMIEL STAMPFER,,
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05/14/94,03:43:05,232486,2,ROY LIPSCOMB,,3
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05/14/94,15:59:00,232487,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/14/94,17:17:36,232488,2,TOM T,chicago/ il,
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05/15/94,00:37:27,232489,2,BILL MATTSON,,0
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05/15/94,08:19:47,232490,2,BILL NATT,Chicago/ IL,3
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05/15/94,08:27:50,232491,2,ROBERT FLUEGGE,Oak PArk,10
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05/15/94,09:07:27,232492,2,MIKE UNKOWN,chgo,
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05/15/94,09:25:13,232493,2,MIKE TORO,chgo/il,
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E#46648,7
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05/15/94,10:26:26,232494,2,BILL MATTSON,,0
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05/15/94,14:39:39,232495,2,BEN CHAPMAN,,5
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05/15/94,18:31:21,232496,2,TONY ANTONUCCI,,8
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05/16/94,05:19:37,232497,2,PETE JONES,,1
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05/16/94,07:31:44,232498,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
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05/16/94,17:01:33,232499,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/17/94,07:04:10,232500,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
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05/17/94,10:51:49,232501,2,RICHARD PAQUETTE,,3
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05/17/94,13:35:58,232502,2,MIKE DEER,,
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E#46649,18
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05/17/94,13:59:29,232503,2,JACOB FARBER,,1
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05/17/94,14:36:13,232504,2,TONY KANWAR,chicago/il,3
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05/18/94,08:40:50,232505,2,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
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05/18/94,11:09:18,232506,2,MIKE SCHUMACHER,,2
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05/18/94,11:13:00,232507,2,MIKE SCHUMACHER,,
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05/18/94,22:04:28,232508,2,ANDY SHAPIRO,,1
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05/19/94,01:47:24,232509,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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05/19/94,09:06:46,232510,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
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05/19/94,13:55:53,232511,2,DON PIVEN,,1
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05/19/94,21:17:03,232512,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
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46640 05/07/94 ANDY SHAPIRO => ALL: "NOTHING IN PARTIC"
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46641 05/07/94 DONNIE STUHLMAN => ANDY SHAPIRO: "R/NOTHING IN PARTIC"
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46642 05/08/94 WARD CHRISTENSEN => ANDY SHAPIRO: "R/NOTHING IN PARTIC"
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46643 05/08/94 ANDY SHAPIRO => WARD: "CBBS DOWN?"
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46644 05/08/94 BILL MATTSON => WARD/ ALL: "CBBS"
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46645 05/09/94 JIM DAHLQUIST => ALL: "WANTED/ TELCOM/ AUDIO ENGINEER"
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46646 05/10/94 JOE SEROCKI => ALL: "ESDI DRIVES FOR SALE/TRADE"
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46647 05/11/94 MICHAEL SHARTIAG => WARD/ALL: "ANSWER??WHAT NO ANSWER!"
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46648X 05/15/94 MIKE TORO => ALL: "COMPUTER INTERFACEABLE MUSIC"
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46649 05/17/94 MIKE DEER => MICHAEL SHARTIAG: "R/WINDOWS NT/ NT SERVER"
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- End of summary -
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Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts.
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Msg 46640 is 10 line(s) on 05/07/94 from ANDY SHAPIRO
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to ALL re: NOTHING IN PARTIC
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HEY! This is pitiful! Have things gone so far in BBS land that nobody
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talks anymore? I was noticing that the messages here are few and far-
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between, and I began to wonder (actually, I'm certain!) if we've seen the
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end of the BBS revolution. I use a number of boards in Upstate NY, and the
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level of message traffic is minimal. People log on, download, and log
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out. 'BBS' isn't the right name-these things are, by and large, file
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servers. And, worse, most of them have the SAME files, thanks to CD
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technology. Whatever happened to unique boards with special software, and
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better still, special groups of users? Remember (anyone?) when CBBS used
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to get 20+ messages a DAY? it wasn't that long ago! SIGH. (flame out)
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Msg 46641 is 08 line(s) on 05/07/94 from DONNIE STUHLMAN
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to ANDY SHAPIRO re: R/NOTHING IN PARTIC
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I was just thinking myself about the lack of messages here. I
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call Compuserv a few times month and learn a lot there. Here I
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have left messages and quiries and sometimes I don't get replies.
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Usually on Compuserv I get lots of answers.
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SO! What servive would you call?
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Keep on communicating!
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Donnie
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/exit
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Msg 46642 is 21 line(s) on 05/08/94 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
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to ANDY SHAPIRO re: R/NOTHING IN PARTIC
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Yep, that's the state of BBSs. You see hundreds if not thousands of
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people logging on to AOL, to chat. It has turned into the social meeting
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place of the 90s. Talk about "safe sex"!
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CBBS was originally (still is, actually) set up as a message board, with
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NO files, intentionally, to encourage people to participate.
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But people want slick menus, colors, graphics, etc. Things that don't
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add to the message content, but make it easier or more interesting to
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use.
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The same thing is happening at the BBS conventions - well, no, what I mean
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is I enjoyed the first year of ONE BBSCON, and somewhat less the 2nd, but
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this year I assume there will be 2,000 people there, and I would be quite
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bored going to it - so right now I am not going. It is totally commercial.
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People with dozens of lines, X.25 links, banks of CD-ROMS, etc.
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The main reason CBBS has become so light in use is that it has been down
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a lot - as much as 3 months - so "regulars" got out of the habit of calling.
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Also people want better software. Heck, I once rode in a model T, and I
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wouldn't have changed it! This is a "ride in the model T" except that
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it can still be useful, but doesn't have the message traffic sufficient to
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get it.
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CBBS' modem seems shot - it kept hanging up on me, and only runs at 2400.
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Deep down, I almost think CBBS should just be taken down.
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Msg 46643 is 20 line(s) on 05/08/94 from ANDY SHAPIRO
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to WARD re: CBBS DOWN?
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HEAVEN FORFEND! Seriously, Ward, CBBS is in many ways what I think a BBS
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OUGHT to be like. It's lean, it's clean. Perhaps if you set it up with a
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faster modem (9600?) and advertised it nationally, it might take off.
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The costs are high, though-and I'm just an addict, so I call even from
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out of town.
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What I really miss is the THRILL of logging into a new board and discovering
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something new or unexpected. But I'm seeing more and more boards with
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ZERO message traffic, and some that won't even take uploads. Why? We'll
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wait until it comes out on the CD!
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These days, about the only new software I see is that put up in internet
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archives like oak.oakland.edu, and the message traffic is usenet. Ahh,
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for the good old days!
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Please DON'T take CBBS down. If worst comes to worst, maybe you could
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find some newer software and still run a single-conference, message-only
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board (OK, give them a little color, and maybe they'll come). But I
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suppose that it could never be the same.
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Msg 46644 is 14 line(s) on 05/08/94 from BILL MATTSON
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to WARD/ ALL re: CBBS
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Ward.some random thoughts. I note that the Ward Board no longer answers,
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although I don't remember any info suggesting it was down, went down, or
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was going down. So.first thought: Why not take CBBS down and move all
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to Ward Board. This would seem much more convenient for you, the phone
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line aside. Second thought: I'll give you an ALTOS Z80 system board, or
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if you wish, an entire ALTOS 8000-10A, (serial, parallel, 8-inch FD's,
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and 10-meg HD, CP/M, original distb'n diskettes, manuals), and donate
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some $ for a decent MODEM, to run the original code native. Third
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thought: Spite is a virtue.I've been calling here for a LONG time, and
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and would really like to see the old CBBSOSAURUS.REX stay around as a
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benchmark of how we all started out in this. Sentimental fool that I am.
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Fourth thought: A MODEM faster than 2400 bps is really sort of overkill
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on a system intended for message traffic, rather than file traffic, so
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maybe someone has an extra MODEM they're not using. Regards
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Msg 46645 is 06 line(s) on 05/09/94 from JIM DAHLQUIST
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to ALL re: WANTED/ TELCOM/ AUDIO ENGINEER
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If you are an experienced engineer and know analog and telcom
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design, and you are interested in obtaining a position
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with a fast growing small corporation in Buffalo Grove,
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please contact me. Jim Dahlquist, Director of Engineering,
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Telular Corp. 708-465-4500, 708-465-4504(FAX), or at home
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708-358-0465. 5/9/94
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Msg 46646 is 10 line(s) on 05/10/94 from JOE SEROCKI
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to ALL re: ESDI DRIVES FOR SALE/TRADE
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I have (3) Maxtor 314 meg ESDI drives for sale ($200) or trade for a sound
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card, hand scanner, or a radio controlled airplane equipment.
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I do not have cards for these drives, but they area available for $30 from
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CSC, 408-734-3475, or I can purchase them for you.
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These are excellent drives, and will offer you years of service.
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Please contact me at 708-587-2388 anytime, or via e-mail and leave your
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telephone number.
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Msg 46647 is 13 line(s) on 05/11/94 from MICHAEL SHARTIAG
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to WARD/ALL re: ANSWER??WHAT NO ANSWER!
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To the gentleman claiming no response on a message left here: I don't
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believe it. I have never seen a message asking for information go
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un-answered here.
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Ward: I just signed up to goto ONE-BBSCON. you're scarring me!
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I am probably inthe minority, but I have so far avoided all national
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(suck lots of money out of your wallet) services. I have always been able
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to find the files I need locally, and really get almost any technical
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problem resolved via peoplr here at CBBS.
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When I want files I go elsewhere. When I want to talk to people who
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know what they are talking about I come here. People who know that
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mico-computers used to have less than 16Meg in them and you could actually
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accomplish something with them.
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CBBS is sort of like the Coke bottle: A timeless classic.
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No msg 46648
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Msg 46649 is 13 line(s) on 05/17/94 from MIKE DEER
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to MICHAEL SHARTIAG re: R/WINDOWS NT/ NT SERVER
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We have been using NT Advanced Server about about 6 months. We have a
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900+ workstation lan with about 15 servers. We chose NT because
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it was the logical sucessor to Lan Manager. Right now, about 1/2 the
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servers are Lan Man, the rest are NT. We have found it to be a stable
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and very capable server OS. We were able to get around many of the
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limitations of MS Lan Manager/OS2 1.3 without upgrading any of the request
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software. HOWEVER, if you have any OS/2 workstations on your lan.
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lookout! We have experienced a number of flakey problems using
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OS/2 in our predominantly Microsoft lan. Support from IBM on these
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OS2 crashes has been marginal at best. Finger pointing is common
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between these two vendors. But overall, our NT experience
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has been very positive (perhaps because we only run it on our file
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servers - not on user workstations).
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dup. chars.
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>Function:? |