DO> Roy:
DO>
DO> The BBS in a Box CDs that used to be produced by the Arizona Mac User's
DO> Group included  Apple II shareware/Freeware.  If I'm not mistaken,
DO> Walter Bowen has the whole set.  I only have a couple of the CDs.
DO>
DO> On 04/14/2004 04:05 AM, Roy_J._Tellason wrote:
DO>
DO> >In my case I'm looking for either shareware or freeware,  if such
DO> stuff  >exists.  I don't run the kind of a bbs that puts commercial
DO> stuff in the  >files section.
DO>
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WB>
WB> Do you know which volume that might have been?  I do have all the volumes,
WB> but  recall if any have Apple II files.  I did a quick check of a couple of
WB> them and did not find anything, but then I was only doing a quick visual
WB> scan of the directories mounted for the BBS.  Only shareware and freeware
WB> would be on AMUG CDs if there IS any Apple II stuff on any of them.
WB>
WB> The collection spanned 1991 to 1999 and my guess would be it would be one
WB> of the earlier ones.

After checking through what I have, it looks like those AMUG CDs have some
directories they label "Apple," but those appear to be Mac
related files with
the exception of some Apple II Tech Notes compilations.  I didn't find any
Apple II stuff other than that.

If there are some specific freeware or shareware filenames I could search for
on them, I'd be happy to do so.

Walter


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