Hi Torbjorn,   
      
   >>> Mine in Windows are (ONLY bz based ones):   
      
   [...]   
      
   >> Right, I have that one here too but it's not finished. I should install   
   >> MiniBalls, I have it here somewhere .   
      
   > :-)   
      
   Bah humbug, that one needs some work..That's why it's not running here. I get   
   an error with the characters called in a pile of lines, starting with line   
   number 148:   
      
   mb3c.bz:148: Error: Invalid character 017 in string   
      
   That one, and character 021, 020, and 033.  I have to remember how I fixed   
   such things in other bz scripts :) :)  IIRC, it was something simple.   
      
   >>>> Some of these above are doors converted to Linux: TimePort   
   >>>> PimpWars   
   >>>> SmurfWars   
      
   >>> Will not work in Windows based systems. :-(   
   >> Ok...I don't know since I've never run BBBS on Windows :)   
      
   > I know, that's why I wanted to share it with you. :-)   
      
   Ok, understand.  I use this for example, with timeport:   
      
         case 8:{   
                logdoor(6);   
                make_doorsys(sprintf("./timeport/door%u.sys",bv_nodenumber));   
                system(sprintf("./timeport/timeport N%u",bv_nodenumber),1,0);   
                system("./doors/topdoor -t time",1,0);   
                break;   
                }   
      
   Something like that doesn't work for you with the dos version of TimePort?   
      
   >>>> The version of BBBS I run (linux) came with TicTacToe versions above   
   >>> Not so with Windows versions. :-(   
   >> You don't see the .bz in the scripts directory, but calls to tictactoe v1, 2   
   >> and 3 work here... Topdoor has always worked as well.  Anyway, here's how I   
   >> call tictactoe and topdoor:   
      
   > Ah.... I had completely forgotten.... I see it now though, looking at the   
   > original opendoors.bz script. :-) It's been forever since I removed them in   
   > place for all the funny DOS based doors I used to have back in the old days.   
   > They all had to go when I moved to Windows, and I didn't took them back :-) I   
   > aplogize.... I'm beginning to get old. :-)   
      
   :)  Well, I remember having to do that as well when I was running OS/2.. all   
   the doors I had registred were no good anymore   It was worth it to me   
   though, OS/2 was so nice back then.. then when I switched to Linux, I was   
   happy to find a number of DOS doors that had been ported to Linux like   
   TimePort, TopDoor, PimpWars, and the others I mentioned up above.   
      
   >> Like I said, I've never run the Windows version but you know.. maybe between   
   >>Rich and I we can get at least the built-in ones and bz coded ones working fo   
   >> him.   
      
   > Should work if the opendoor.bz is correctly configured and compiled. :-)   
      
   Yes, think so.   
      
   >>One of these days I'll get back to the Yatzee game I was working on .. I hope   
   >> :) :)   
      
   > Who wants to play Yatzee on a BBS?.... Who really wants to play anything on a   
   > BBS these days?   
      
   I have about 5 users that still log on here for games.. not like the old days,   
   I'll grant you that :) :)   
      
   Take care,   
   Janis   
      
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