IUnknown wrote:
>> I seem to remember that you wanted to port the program over to a PC.  I
>> 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.  I 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.
> 
It had nothing to do with Tom, he was always ok when it came to me.  As 
I said I was traveling for my job and was overseas 10 months of the 
year, I took an early retirement, but got sucked back into it after 
9/11.  I think I had given you access to the source code on my BBS, but 
my memory is not that good and I'd have to look into my users list to 
see what access you had.  I still have all that stuff including the 
compilers, but I no longer have the rights other then to run a BBS.

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