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Re: Best IIgs/IIc BBS software and other questions

Charles;

It's freeware - not intending to charge anything for it. Basically, you
attach a standard IIgs / Mac Modem cable to your machine, put a Null Modem
on the end of it ($10 from any electronics store) and run a serial cable
from the null modem to your PC.

If you want a copy of the software, just email me an email address that can
take a 2 MB file!

--
Regards,

Anthony Beckett
www.unnamedpcmuseum.com
"Charles & Jennifer Claypoole" <cajenn@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:XwRf8.8238$fh5.1204745408@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com...
>
>  Do you have any plans on making BBSLink shareware or commercial?  I have
a
> really nice BBS I would like to get on telnet, but have no access right
> now.. I have a pc w/ dsl and a apple //gs bbs system...  How did you
connect
> your c= and pc?
>
> Thanks, Charles
>
> "Anthony Beckett" <anthony@spambad.unnamedpcmuseum.com> wrote in message
> news:3c7e1db6$1@news.comindico.com.au...
> > Azrael;
> >
> > Well, since I wrote the software, I have a fair amount of experience
with
> > it! <grin> I originally designed BBSLink with Proline BBS, then played
> with
> > AppleNet 1.1, and I am currently running it with IMAGE 1.0 on the
> Commodore
> > 64. It is working fairly well, slight line noise issues due to the hand
> made
> > null modem... If anyone wants to see it working, go to
> > http://www.unnamedpcmuseum.com/bbs ..
> >
>
>