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   Message 262 of 531   
   mark lewis to Luc Mccarragher   
   Offline Reader   
   07 Dec 14 10:33:09   
   
    On Sun, 07 Dec 2014, Luc Mccarragher wrote to NANCY BACKUS:   
      
    ml> LM>> I wonder if Update Exist About OFFLINE U to DATE reader    
    ml> LM>> Compatible With Windows    
      
    ml>> i'm not sure i understand what you are asking :/   
      
    LM>> Like BlueWave 2.30 , No more Update   
      
    ML>> i still don't understand what "OFFLINE U to DATE" means... in any    
    ML>> case, Blue Wave developement came to a halt some time between    
    ML>> 1993 and 1995 when George was in a serious car accident...   
      
    LM> Adding to this... although there are no newer BW readers, there    
    LM> have been fixes for the Y2K problems, if that is what you are    
    LM> asking about.   
      
    LM>  That Exactly the answer i want to here Thanks,Nancy   
      
   you were asking about Blue Wave Y2K fixes all this time?? why didn't you just   
   say so?? ;)   
      
   take a look here   
      
     http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/files/BLUEWAVE/   
      
   there's two types of fixes... one is a binary patch (BW-Y2K.ZIP - newer and   
   preferred) for some of the bbs doors and end-user readers...   
      
   the other is an addon (BWRF066.ZIP - aka BWREPFIX) used in place of the   
   archivers on the end-user's reader or on the bbs end after the REP has been   
   decompressed...   
      
      
   on the other hand, if you were asking about usdates to OFFLINE, then no...   
   according to sean, it has not had any patches or updated in 20 years...   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
    * Origin:  (1:3634/12)   

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