> I seem to remember that you wanted to port the program over to a PC. =A0I
> had e-mailed you about it, but during that time I still was traveling
> and lost your e-mail address and you never contacted me, so I figured
> you just dropped the idea, beside from what I remember there was not
> much of an interest in and stand alone BBS's. =A0I did get mine to work
> with my Mac on the NET, but during the 6 months I had it up I only got 2
> calls online and none dialup, so it is down for now.
>

Yes, your memory serves you well :)  I did have an interest in porting
it to the PC.

At the time, I had developed a small interpreted language and compiler
that was quite similar to ACOS.....    i still have the source code
lying around. It was originally developed to operate a simple
communications relay for a financial services firm I was working
for.... so the less experienced devs could write modules that would
download rates from ftp servers, dialup shells, etc.... all from a
simple communications language.

My recollection is that I was interested in getting access to the
original source, as i didn't have the time or patience to disassemble
the 'plugin' and 'driver' features of gbbs at the time.... by didn't
hear much back from ya.

Given my loose association w/ Tom Turley (back in the day), i figured
that you blew me off, and pretty much dropped the idea when i didn't
get a response.
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