PD> I've ditched con: as the ANSI interpreter for OzMetro, and am using a
 PD> cwrite.library window instead.

 AM>   cwrite.library?  That sounds familiar, but I can't put my 
 AM> finger on it.

Yes, it's rather old.  I should have been using it earlier.  It claims to
be faster than console.device, I'm not too sure about that.  But it handles
a heap more ANSI codes :-)

 PD> Development is still occuring, albeit slowly.   Next full release of
 PD> both OzMetro and Plutonic are going to be WITH SOURCE and a free
 PD> keyfile for Plutonic.

 AM>   Don't forget to post an announcement to attract all us leeches 
 AM> to the
 AM> updates!  ;]

Yes, and I'll have to get someone to post it on to aminet for me.  Hmm, one
good reason to enrol part-time at uni again next year I think.... Even if I
withdraw they still leave your account on the VAX open :-)

 AM>   Oh, there'll be the odd Amigan lurking around for years yet.  
 AM> I know of a
 AM> couple of blokes still using A1000s!  Just make sure this new 
 AM> BBS is
 AM> compatible with KS1.x as well as the newer ones and you'll be 
 AM> right... :)

Yes, anything I write in GFA WILL be KS 1.2 compatible.  I still only use a
tiny fraction of the available calls in V34.0, no need at all to use the
v37+ libs :-) Provided you give me arp.library, though.  It's amazing how
many arp library functions were put into WB2.0.  They certainly did a great
job with it, all those years ago.

  Mea Culpa,
 Peter Deane

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