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3 total messages Started by lairdpg Tue, 21 Jul 1992 03:45
Any Good Programmers for BBSes/Doors?
#90
Author: lairdpg
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 03:45
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Any real good C Programmers or Quick Basic 4.5+ programmers around?  
I would like to start a new programming group in the area of BBS
software and Door Software.  If you have good programming habits and
write error-free code in C, Turbo C, Pascal, C++ and QB4.5+, I would like
to hear from you regarding this.

Phillip at Lamar University
Information Systems Group
User ServiceDivision/Computer Maintenance
Re: Any Good Programmers for BBSes/Doors?
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Author: Myles Wakeham
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 23:39
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>Any real good C Programmers or Quick Basic 4.5+ programmers around?  
>I would like to start a new programming group in the area of BBS
>software and Door Software.  If you have good programming habits and
>write error-free code in C, Turbo C, Pascal, C++ and QB4.5+, I would like
>to hear from you regarding this.

I'm a C programmer (have been for many years) and have written quite
a number of BBS oriented programs and utilities including on-line
databases, event calendars, advertising systems, etc.  

Please count me in on your group.

Myles Wakeham
Sysop of MUSO-BBS
(818) 884-6799
Re: Any Good Programmers for BBSes/Doors?
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Author: DreamWeaver
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 11:20
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Count me in, Myles.  I've been doing contract C programming for retail
stuff for the past 5 years ... and I'm just getting to BBSing from the
sysop side to provide maintenance for my software.  I'd like to learn more
about extending BBS system (Doors, etc.) ... this could be a good way to
learn.

-Scott J. Walter
 MinnTelligence
 
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