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Wardialer Notes (0-17 or 0-11 Hex)
- Subject: Wardialer Notes (0-17 or 0-11 Hex)
- From: surfer@world.std.com (Internet Surfer)
- Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1993 04:17:26 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Boston Computer Society / ISIG
E-Mail #1358543 11-JUN-93 15:40 (cc: of #1358526)
From: Luvblondi
To: Johnp (private message)
FILE: Wardialer Version 7 release.
(N)ext, (P)revious, or (R)ead this message? r
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a line by itself. (Or, type /S to save and proceed, without editing).
Okay, here's release 7.00. There are still numerous bugs floating
around, but they are becoming increasingly difficult to track down, and
as a result I think it would be beneficial to get the product in
circulation.
Johnp: I'm aware that it has still not been functional on a IIe. I
would like you to post it to UseNET nonetheless. I would also like you
to post the following disclaimer:
-NOTICE TO ANYONE NOT ON A GS:
This program is still not bug-free on a IIe, and has not been tested
on the IIc family. It is likely that it will not function properly, but
I definitely need your help in finding the bug. If you would like to
help me track down this elusive nightmare, please reach me at
meem@gnu.ai.mit.edu. This bug will be worked out, but I feel no need to
delay the product further for anyone with a GS.
-NOTICE TO EVERYONE:
This is a wardialer, and as you might guess, it dials phone numbers.
It has been proven to be extremely fast and has a LOT of features. It
allows automatic-IDing of systems, a full built-in terminal mode, a
text-GUI interface, a file viewer, and a host of other stuff. I would
really appreciate your comments, questions and critiques. I am Meem.
You can reach me at meem@gnu.ai.mit.edu.
The poster of this message is not me, and while he's a good chap for
posting this, please don't send the replies to him.
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END DISCLAIMER
--meem
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