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     Re: Re: DOOR GAMES   
     By: Dallas Vinson to Rob Swindell on Sat Aug 05 2023 10:24 pm   
      
    >  RS>  > Especially ones written in something like Java that can be used on   
    >  RS>  > any OS/BBS.   
    >   
    >  RS> I don't recall ever seeing a door game written in Java. Have you?   
    >   
    > Not that i can think of. Just saying that since Java seems to be the   
    > universal programing language that it would make sense.   
      
   That's just a marketing line. Java is not truly universal: not all platforms   
   have a supporting Java VM.   
      
    > Then you would have to compile the same program for multiple platforms.   
      
   Yup, that's how doorgames are normally done.   
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