Hi Arthur,



 DF> Yeah, that's about what it comes down to - catering to the IBM/Windows

 DF> market is enough to make something successful.  To be honest, I'm more

 DF> enamoured to Wildcat than Excalibur.  It's much closer to a web-based

 DF> system and actually offers web content as an integrated part of the

 DF> system (it's basically a web-based BBS I guess).



 AS>      Do you know if there is there any way to connect with these boards

 AS> using an Amiga and not the dedicated Wondows software?



At this point of time, I have heard of nothing other than the special comms
package that runs under windows only.



That to me is a very hopeful way to run a BBS, as you're then stuck only to
get people running windows call the BBS.





 AS>      I read in one newsgroup that it was possible, but never got a reply

 AS> to my request for further details.



Oh yes, of course it is possible, but I truly doubt that we'll ever see
something for the Amiga though.





On the same or similar direction, I hear PowerBBS (I think that's the one),
will actually let you log in with a web browser, which opens it up to all
platforms. From there you can access the net from there on in.



C u laitr

Brendan Pratt



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