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Request for Information: PC-based BBS systems

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From: Glenn Le Vernois
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1989 00:21
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Howdy,

   The company I work for is looking into setting up a PC-based BBS.
   This BBS will be used for client support (file transfers and
   E-Mail).  
   
   Any thoughts, experiences, or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

   Requirements:
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     *  Will run on a 808x, or 80286 machine.
     *  Will support multi-line serial boards *without* requiring 386
        machine or multi-user software (OS/2 or MS-Windows).
     *  Will support 9600+ modems (Telebit prefered)
     *  Will support unique user ID's with password protection.
     *  Will provide E-Mail support.
     *  Provides E-Mail support to Novell E-Mail (too hopeful?)

   E-Mail responses can be sent to any of the following:
	...!tektronix!bucket!glennl
	...!tektronix!bucket!budda!glennl
	...!tektronix!vice!budda!glennl

   If there's enough interest, I will share my responses with the net.  
   
			Thanks in Advance,

			Glenn C. Le Vernois
			(503) 636-4310
    
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Glenn C. Le Vernois				 Ryte Byte, Inc.
tektronix!vice!budda!glennl                      P.O. Box 5567
tektronix!bucket!budda!glennl			 Aloha, OR 97006
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From: glennl@bucket.UUCP (Glenn Le Vernois)
Newsgroups: pdx.general,or.general,pnw.general,comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Request for Information: PC-based BBS systems
Keywords: BBS, PC, Help
Message-ID: <1270@bucket.UUCP>
Date: 22 Feb 89 00:21:49 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Rick's Home-Grown UNIX; Portland, OR.
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