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   Bradley D. Thornton to All   
   Looking for RIPterm...   
   31 Aug 19 20:46:48   
   
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   With the talk in recent threads here about Syncterm, etc., I figured I'd ask   
   if anyone knows where I can grab a copy of RipTerm in a file area somehwere.   
      
   I've looked around on a couple of BBSes, and can't find any nearline archives   
   of any copies of my own (and I'm a zillion miles from where I actually have it   
   on tape/diskette).   
      
   I've managed to find only a single instance of Searchlight BBS (The Trashcan -   
   bbs.thenet.gen.nz:2324), and would really enjoy surfing that BBS with RIP   
   graphics and a mouse :)   
      
   It was really refreshing to find an extant instance of Searchlight after all   
   these years, and the user interface is so nice, even on the cli. It lacked   
   some of the more popular but sometimes esoteric features of the more prominent   
   BBS software systems back then, but it was stable and it was easy to integrate   
   most functionality with 3rd party software.   
      
   It was actually just coming into its own, and really gaining in popularity   
   right around the time that (I can't remember if it was TBBS or RBBS or what)   
   one of the more prominent systems heralded in the signs of the deathknells   
   with a product called WorldGroup, IIRC.   
      
   Anyway, RIP never got a chance to take a foothold, although it was supported   
   by Mustang Software and other major BBSes (no pun intended), although   
   Searchlight was almost singularly unique in that it supported native RIP, even   
   on the sysops console and you could design in a quasi wysiwyg environment.   
      
   Anyway, thanks in advance for any feedback :)   
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