-=> Quoting Kevin Nunn to Nancy Backus on 09-18-09  22:28 <=-

 -=> NANCY BACKUS wrote to KEVIN NUNN <=-
 
 NB>> reader), but I still haven't given up the BW reader just because all I
 NB>> could get were the QWK packets.  2.20 and following read and reply just

 KN> Oh I know how you feel there. I just forget how good BW was, I
 KN> registered it way back, but have never found my key, and I think I
 KN> tried to retrieve it again, but was unsuccessful. But I do remember it

I still have both my registration letters from Cutting Edge, the first
for the 2.0*/2.1* version(s) and the second for the 2.20 and following
version(s).  They sit in a drawer in the computer desk... :)

 KN> being a great reader. There was another reader I really loved, I think
 KN> it was called Robomail, but it had a built in database you that you
 KN> "file" messages under and then search and retrieve then
later, that was
 KN> awesome. But it was DOS only and bug ridden. 

Never tried that one.  Of course, the first one or two I tried didn't
work well, and then I was pointed to BW and never looked back...  
DOS only doesn't bother me... I'm still DOS only... ;)  Bug ridden...
well, that would be a problem...  :)  I tend to be an excellent beta
tester since I can somehow manage to trigger all sorts of previously
undiscovered bugs...  

 NB>> Fixes to the BW doors, and to such as the TGW, may take a little

 KN> Yea, bandaids for the doors can be done, but it can sometimes create
 KN> more problems. But it sounds like things are getting better in that
 KN> department. Hmm and I never knew their was a real BW door for TG!

The TG door was the first one that George wrote.  IIRC, TGWave came
after Lars had written RGWave for Renegade... George wouldn't write a BW
door for RG... so RGWave was the answer... not True Blue, but at least a
good approximation.

ttyl       neb

... Young at heart... slightly older in other places.

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