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Re: SETTING UP A BBS

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From: William Bell
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 1989 03:07
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   Well I have run a BBS for 4 years, and I always had a file section
on the BBS for IBM Programs.  The callers can dowload the programs and 
upload them onto the BBS. As an added bonus the IBM programs
on the ST can be saved onto a ST disk, and put into IBM
computer directly.  This format capability is nice for
IBm companies etc.
   Hayes is the standard.  Hayes compatible means the program
will work with Hayes type modems.  
     I think my ST worked fine for IBM people as well as ST.
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From: ugbell@sunybcs.uucp (William Bell)
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Subject: Re: SETTING UP A BBS
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Date: 12 Jan 89 03:07:41 GMT
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