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NB> And, you mentioned earlier that you hadn't had experience with the BW NB> door... I'm surprised at that, since your other BBS, Juxtaposition, NB> has the BW door, and I've been using that as one of my backup bbs's. JP> Do not be too ssurprised, I first got on Juxta, using a JP> C=64 then a C=128. When I got a PC, I wanted ( needed ) a look JP> alike to simplify my use and seek a similar way to get to FIDO. JP> Using BW the way that I did and still do was my way to go. Even JP> on Doc's, I still use the same procedure....works for me ! I do JP> not even know what the door would offer me more. I am sticking JP> with my way. FWIW: the door is most likely the actual place that you end up in when you choose to gather the new messages and download the qwk packet... in many cases, the sysop has enough leeway to be able to match the screens with the BBS' decor and it can be hard to tell when one leaves the BBS and goes into an external door for whatever reason (ie: time bank, offline mail, etc)... )\/(ark* Origin: (1:3634/12) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 3634/12 106/2000 633/267 |
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