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G3TIK  > BPQ      30.07.99 04:25l 37 Lines 983 Bytes #-9942 (0) @ EU
BID : 11809_GB7DAA
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Subj: Re: BPQ Obsolete
Path: DB0AAB<DB0KFB<DB0CZ<HB9EAS<HB9GL<SV1AAW<SV1AAW<IW9EXL<IW7CHV<IK6IHL<
      IT9LCP<IT9INA<IT9ICS<IW9EAO<IT9VZP<9H1BBS<GB7HFG<GB7DEO<GB7UWS<GB7STU<
      GB7SXE<GB7CIP<GB7HSN<GB7DAA
Sent: 990729/2043Z @:GB7DAA.#33.GBR.EU #:11809 $:11809_GB7DAA [Ware, Herts]
From: G3TIK@GB7DAA.#33.GBR.EU
To  : BPQ@EU

GE All

If  BPQ   is  so   obolete  wouls   the  Swedish   station  please  give  some
recommendations for an alternative which can:

A)   Run on the same machine as the BBS software.

b)   Run under DOS, as many BBSs do not have the facility of a machine capable
     of running Win95 or Win98 which they can dedicate to the BBS sole use.

c) If he  does have a  suitable alternative would  he please do  a write up of
   the installation. I  have been reviewing  TheNet for use  at the BBS  here,
   but  the  documentation,  as  with  most computer help files, is written by
   someone who has a very good knowledge of the working of the software.  

Rather than just a negetive  answer give some suitable alternatives, it proves
to be of much more help.

73 from Dennis

Sysop of GB7DAA
Packet: G3TIK @ GB7DAA.#33.GBR.EU
EMail :
dennis@g3tik.freeserve.co.uk
Dennis.French1@tesco.net
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