G'day Andrew!

 AL> Binkley's terminal isn't really intended for a serious BBS caller.
 AL> It's more intended to be able to quickly update the NVRAM settings in
 AL> your modem.

fairy snuff, but in the other corner I've got FroDo which fills all my
comms requirements, SLIP/PPP aside obviously... :)

I just don't see the point in ignoring the development of half the
programme. I know I'm being a tad simple here; but with two modes, one of
which is the terminal, that equals half in my books. It's there, and it
could a lot better, but it isn't. `Nuff said...

 TW>> It's the second major reason why I won't touch Bink. The first is
 TW>> OS/2 related...

 AL> I'd like to know why you say that, considering that Binkley was the
 AL> FIRST mailer to release an OS/2 native version.

I meant I hadn't found an OS/2 native tosser/BBS combo, and the other
associated toys, that were to my satisfaction. I don't like Squish/Max, and
haven't found any others that function suitably at the "right"
price.

The exception to this was a nodelist compiler called ZParse. Easy to
configure, zippy as hell, worked beautifully. `tis probably the main reason
I continue to investigate OS/2 natives... This probably shows how skewed my
priorities are... :)

As it stands, if I were to switch to BT32, I'd have to find a term package,
as well as all the other toys. `tis not an attractive "upgrade"
when I'm not unhappy with a FroDo/DOS based OS/2 setup...

have fun
    "What would  you say  if I  offered you  mastery
    of the galaxy?" ... "Oh, I would say thank you."
                                       - swaz
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