-=> Quoting Corey Blake to Scott Adams <=-

 >  >  CB> If no one is working on Telegard anymore, is there a
way we can get
 >  >  CB> the source  code, or GPL the source code so we can take
Telegard int
 >  >  CB> the future? It was and still is a fine system. I was
going to try to
 >  >  CB> find a old copy of the 2.5 source code and update it,
but most all
 >  >  CB> copys I have found are hacked and  have a buggy or two.
 >  >
 >  >    I have probably 40-45% of the code.  But there are no plans for
 >  >    such and I prefer it that way to be honest.  IMHO.
 >  >
 >  >    As to 2.5 TG was rewritten from the ground up throwing out the
 >  >    2.5 code once 2.7 was made so 2.5 is no where even CLOSE to 2.7
 >  >    and beyond.
 >  >
 > 
 > CB> I almost wish any working code was released.
 > CB> all I can find is old 2.5 code which is hacked up.
 > CB> and most of them that I can get working have that first message error
 > CB> still, and I can't find out whats wrong. i.e. I am a new pascal person
 > 
 > I couldn't release anything without his permission.  If your new to pascal t
 > you should get plenty more experience before doing a serious job on a bbs
 > project like TG.  Many have tried and failed with clones of TG.

 CB> well, I know the 3.X source is prolly out.
 CB> can you ask him if I may have the last 2.X source code?

    You know the 3.x version is out?  Where?  Since tim hasn't
    released it.  Maybe your mistaken another bbs package?
    If v3 is out there I'd be surprised.  The last known
    code to be out there goes back to ancient 2.5 or so days.
    There was an attempted 2.7 out there but wasn't good
    code and since then he rewrote everything from scratch.


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