-=> Quoting D.L. Schmidt to Sean Dennis <=-

 SD> announcing things like software changes though. I'm happy to say
 SD> that I've finally found something I like though. :) I just wish that
 SD> I could find Tim. TG is a great piece of programming and it's sad to
 SD> see it just sit there, stalled, when it could be so much better and
 SD> be a leader in today's BBSing (well, even with what I see as its
 SD> problems, it's still a damnfine software).

 DS> If its so good, how come your not running it? LOL
 DS> If Tim don't turn up pretty soon. What would keep someone else from 
 DS> working on it some more? Couldn't the exe and ovr files be uncompiled
 DS> to  get the source code?
 DS> Other than the TG Script language. I don't know a thing about 
 DS> programming....

        We'd have to effectively go back to the 2.7 code and
        work our way back.  Its really not worth it.  I am
        the only one besides maybe Doug who had snippets
        that has any bulk of code (from this and that and
        such and that).  But its clearly not enough to really
        get anywhere effectively :<

... Not tonight, dear.  I have a modem.
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