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Speaking of BBS's...
- Subject: Speaking of BBS's...
- From: "Ken Tucker" <ktucker@iit.net>
- Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 04:56:05 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Excite@Home - The Leader in Broadband http://home.com/faster
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I just read a post from Ernest about setting up a BBS.
Did anyone else out there run a BBS on their Apple II+/e/c/GS in the "old
days"? I had an Apple IIe with 4 5.25" floppy drives running GBBS software.
It was called "The Apple Worm Pit". I ran it out of my house when I was in
7th and 8th grade. I remember thinking I was such a stud for having 4 whole
floppy drives! What drive space! Haha. Ah the good old days. If anyone has
GBBS, email me, would you? I remember how fun that was to code in. It was
like Applesoft Basic without line numbers.
I also remember a few binary files I used to play on my IIe. One was called
"Spy's Demise". That was one of the first ones I ever had, along withTaxMan
(I think, it was a Pac-Man takeoff) and Temple of Apshai, an Ultima-like
came that you could ctrl-c out of. hehe. I wonder if Spy's Demise is deep
inside one of the images at Asimov's place.
I'm so excited to have rejoined the Apple II world. I feel horrible for
leaving it back in 1990. :(
Ken