CompuServe Thread

Answer Term Prog?

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#106589From: Julia FrizzellJul 8, 1993 10:00 PM
Hi! I'm looking for a terminal program and/or a BBS program that will answer calls made to my machine. I've got a few programs, but none of them have the answer option. A friend and I wish to communicate via terminal (so we can have a copy for our records), and instead of me calling him all the time, I want to be able to answer calls myself. So the BBS option would have to have a chat mode for speaking with the SysOp. Any help would be appreciated! Julia
#106733From: Christopher TolmieJul 9, 1993 10:10 PM
V.98 simultaneous full speed up/download, Phonebook, ANSI, packet window,more.. The ParaBIT terminal currently allows you up to three simultaneous modes (upload, download and terminal/menus/text) of operation. Uploads and downloads operate over your modem at _full_ speed.. so you are getting about TWICE as much done as you normally would. ParaBIT multi-tasks OVER your modem! Library 5:Communications ALLBBS.LZH This file contains descriptions and one person's evaluations of 40 different BBS programs that run on the Amiga. 4DBBS.LZH Ever wanted to have your BBS look like you want it to, but couldn't find the right BBS software to do it? Then check out 4D-BBS, one of the most flexible (and yet easy to set up) BBS programs around for the Amiga! With 4D-BBS, you can design your menus any way you want. 4D-BBS also provides ANSI support, up to 50 message boards and 50 file sections, Zmodem protocol, and many other nifty features. (Be sure to use -r option while unarchiving this file!) NHSX21.LHZ This appears to be a full-featured BBS, supporting a number of protocols, message base, upload and download directories, allowing fo a sysop, assistant sysops, and users with different levels of accessibility. This is version 2.10e, dated Oct. 14, 90. Author: Daniel Block and others. These are just a few I found in Library 5: Communications in AmigaUser. Search using the keyword:BBS >> Lib 5 bro/key:BBS or bro/lib:all/key:BBS to search ALL the libraries. There are others, I used to use one called TAG, the author of recent version is Chuck Maier, BBS 302 764-3186. You can call it and d/l his latest evaluation version, while trying out his latest version online. Christopher
#106964From: Julia FrizzellJul 12, 1993 10:12 AM
Chris, Thanks for the info. I know they're all there, it's just that there are quite a few, and I wanted a recommendation from someone who had used them. Again, thanks! Julia