PC> -=> Quoting Tony Langdon to Peter Coggon <=-

PC> TL> Agreed, and I think people are realising that, there seems to be a bit
PC> TL> of a comeback for BBSs, although now they can take advantage of the
PC> TL> Internet, and exist _because_ of it, not in spite of it. :)

PC>  Hello Tony ... You have me shaking my head in total agreement over
PC>what you have written.    For the above, before the Wildcat ver4.20
PC>BBS program I had was closed the spring of 2005, I asked a few to
PC>sign on, when I saw them in the stores.

PC>The answer was, that the dial up Internet modems could not dial a
PC>number which I found a lame excuse...so I left it at that and closed
PC>off, when the only 2 users had not used it for 6 months.

PC> TL> 73 de VK3JED
PC> TL> http://www.vkradio.com
PC> TL> Synchronet BBS coming soon!

PC>No real regrets, I have no plans to have a re-start only an interest
PC>in the Internet programs or the easiest BBS to launch via the Internet
PC>.   Wildcat wanted after I got ver4.20 a
PC>price that I was not ready to pay.   I also have a FBB BBS on packet
PC>ver 515c   with the transmitter at 50watts faced south towards the
PC>city for linking....whenever.

PC>Ok..enough from me...    73 Peter VE3WBZ

Peter,

I know that Ross Cassell in the WIN95 Echo has a system up for FIDO
messages.

Here is his SIG line


Fidonet Feeds Or Fidonet In Your Newsreader! http://www.easternstar.info
Portal To My Personal Blogs And A Discussion Forum: http://www.cassell.us
Email: rcassell[at]gmail[dot]com

Hope it may be some help to you.

73  Ed W9ODR


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