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echo: bluewave
to: Gordon Huff
from: Dan Ceppa
date: 2005-03-26 12:13:54
subject: BWave.

On 25 Mar 05  07:40:58, Gordon Huff got back to Dan Ceppa 
-> Re: BWave.

 GH> This is *designed in behavior* : the BW door and the BW reader
 GH> do this cooperatively. You use the *built in* tools. (I used BW
 GH> door and client for a decade ...)
 
 DC> I've never used a BW door myself.

 GH> The sysop uses the door ; I was a sysop.

I translate my messages to JAM before they go to the BBS.  

 DC>I sort of kludge things together
 DC>that work!

 GH> Okay -- I think following the instructions 
 GH> makes allota sense. YMMV.

For me, I was curious as to how the BBS told BW the necessary 
parameters.  


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