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|    John Guillory to Nightfox    |
|    Re: Ezycom BBS    |
|    14 Apr 11 01:21:22    |
       Re: Re: Ezycom BBS        By: Nightfox to thinktank on Wed Apr 13 2011 01:04 pm               > It seems that OS/2 / eComStation is still fairly popular for BBSing, which        > seems a little surprising to me, considering that OS/2 and eComStation are        > now fairly obscure OSes. I didn't think there was much OS/2 software        > development going on anymore. I have a copy of OS/2, but it's very hard to        > install on newer computers (probably due to driver issues). Do you know if        > eComStation is fairly easy to get going?        I hear ya, I got OS/2 Warp 3 working in a Virtual Machine, if I could get        internet it'd probably be my main OS... I ordered eComStation, but        something happened and my credit card didn't go through when I had enough        money to buy 2-3 copies in my account. Later, something or the other        happened and I bought the Warp 3 and no longer have the money for        eComstation. Any way, if there's something you need for OS/2 and it's        fairly simple, let me know. I've got Borland Pascal 7 with the OS/2        16-bit patch to make 16-bit software. I'd like to find the patch for        OS/2 Family mode applications, I know good and well they used to have one        for making family mode applications in Borland Pascal 7. Those applications        would run in either DOS or OS/2 mode just the same from the same executable.                            ---        þ Synchronet þ Roach Guts - roachguts.com        * Origin: Time Warp of the Future BBS - Home of League 10 (1:340/400)    |
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