JOE DELAHAYE wrote to ROBERT WOLFE <=-

You can still add telnet to PCBoard today. With OS/2 (or eComStation)
and Windows. You just need the right tools to get the job done.

Yes I am aware. Even back then you were able to do so, if you wanted
to pay for the privilege. There was a program that would do it, but it was expensive if I remember right. I think it is free now but not sure and I am unable to remember its name <G>

Heh. Yeah, for OS/2 it was SIO and it wasn't that expensive. These days
for Windows, I do it all with GameSrv and NetFoss :)

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RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote to ALL <=-

Anyone still lurking in this echo?

Ruben Figueroa
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Yep :)

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JOE DELAHAYE wrote to ROBERT WOLFE <=-

Re: Re: Hello?
By: ROBERT WOLFE to JOE DELAHAYE on Wed Nov 12 2014 09:24:00

NetSerial I believe is $25.00 for Sysops. And if run under OS/2 or eComStation, you can still grab SIO2k or SIO 1.60D from Hobbes or other archives.

Yeah, that is the one. I thought I read someplace that it was now
free. Maybe not though.

Nope. There is a "cracked" version 1.60D out there somewhere. The last time
I talked to its developer Ray Gwinn he said he would pick up developing it again depending on how well ArcaOS was accepted.

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Re: Re: Hello?
By: Robert Wolfe to Joe Delahaye on Wed Jan 11 2017 20:43:00

You can still add telnet to PCBoard today. With OS/2 (or
eComStation) and Windows. You just need the right tools to get the

job done.

Yes I am aware. Even back then you were able to do so, if you
wanted to pay for the privilege. There was a program that would do
it, but it was expensive if I remember right. I think it is free
now but not sure and I am unable to remember its name <G>

Heh. Yeah, for OS/2 it was SIO and it wasn't that expensive. These days for Windows, I do it all with GameSrv and NetFoss :)

I'll keep those in mind as well
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On 2017 Jan 12 13:10:26, you wrote to Robert Wolfe:

Yes I am aware. Even back then you were able to do so, if you
wanted to pay for the privilege. There was a program that would do
it, but it was expensive if I remember right. I think it is free
now but not sure and I am unable to remember its name <G>

Heh. Yeah, for OS/2 it was SIO and it wasn't that expensive. These
days for Windows, I do it all with GameSrv and NetFoss :)

I'll keep those in mind as well

netfoss and/or netserial is what i was speaking of that pcmike has available...
IIRC, there's also a special rate for sysops...

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MARK LEWIS wrote to JOE DELAHAYE <=-

netfoss and/or netserial is what i was speaking of that pcmike has available... IIRC, there's also a special rate for sysops...

NetSerial is available to Sysops for $25.00 I believe. NETFOSS is open
source.

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Anyone still lurking in this echo?

Yup
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Is it cold there now. Still in the 70's here in Texas with Wednesday
forecast high of 79. Lows in low 60.

How is it up there?

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