>> I heard that there is going to be a 32bit version of LORD ... is there any
>> truth to that rumor??
>> 
>> Just wondering...      > You got me! :|        > I don't know. . .
> Hopefully someone else in here saw that query & answered you with some
> authority/knowledge on the subject!  > Your friend, > <+]::-{)} 
(Cyberpope(the Bishop of ROM!))

Michael Preslar has not released any LORD-related news in recent months that I am
aware of, since a July 14, 2003 posting on his
http://www.michaelpreslar.com web-site.

Some limited info sometimes can be found by looking at the BBS News pages,
over at Bryan Turner's web-site.  According to its December 2003 news page,
Michael placed Lord/32 into public BBS testing.  You can check into that by
going to telnet://ztest.myip.us and creating a login identity.  

As for Lord 4.07 beta work, to my knowledge, it has not been worked on
since the first week of December 2003.

The only real news released of late to my knowledge by Preslar was the
story posted on his web-site about his new son, named James Aidan Preslar. 
If you want to know more on that, go to his web-site.  It - and other
PHP-based sites - does not work well with Netscape v4.xx browsers. 
Netscape v7.xx and Microsoft IE v6.00 both work well with PHP-based sites,
so use one of those web browsers.  

As to someone's question about who is running the Lord echo, I have no
idea. Bobby Queen was at one time, but he has dropped out of communication,
so it is possible that this echo no longer has a moderator.

http://www.fidotel.com/public/camelot/ccigm-14.htm
Still in progress, and I work on it occasionally.  If you want Lord news,
read through it and other recent issues.  And keep an eye on the news pages
at Bryan Turner's vbsoft.org web-site. Donald.

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