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1 total messages Started by Emmanuel Huna Fri, 25 Dec 1992 11:03
2 nodes or more.
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Author: Emmanuel Huna
Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1992 11:03
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Hello,

        I have been running a Remote Access BBS here in Tel-Aviv
 for a couple of months with only one node.  I am thinking of adding
 a second line (maybe even a third).
        Before I do that, I have a couple of questions :

        - I have a 286/25 Mhz.  With more than one node, will the
speed drastically decrease ?
        - I run many doors, will it be possible for two users to
run the same door at the same time ? Different doors ?  Do I need
more memory ? Speed ? Desqview/286 or some other multitasking utility ?
Or do I need to throw my 286, and buy a 386 ?

        Please answer here, or directly to me.  Thanks,

                                        Emmanuel Huna.

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Emmanuel Huna                     \ It happened once that men sat together in
Just a 2nd year B.A. student...   \ a boat at sea. Whereupon one of them drew
Statistics/Computer science,      \ forth an awl and began to bore into the
Bar-Ilan University, Israel.      \ boat's bottom.  "Stupid one," the others
----------------------------------- cried at him, "what are you doing ?"
"It's three o'clock in the        \ And what concern is it of yours ?" he
morning, and where is my          \ answered. "Is it not under my own seat
Program Counter ?", who said that?\ that I am making a hole?",a Rabbi parable.
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Internet: huna@bimacs.cs.biu.ac.il or try shouting,but it has to be a loud cry.
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