Hi Vince,

I had some time this afternoon so I did a search for "jam" related files in my file database... there are a number of them ... I thought these might help with
your desire to implement jam in your software.. here's what I saw, at least immediately.. there are probably more if you look through my files.lst file in the archive at http://www.filegate.net/files.zip

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Directory: /pdn/pdnlang/*

File name Date kB Dlds File description
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jamapi.arj 930701 149k 1 the jam message base specifications and api

jamapi2.zip 970825 150k 2 This archive contains the entire JAM API
and related documentation. Copyright 1993
Joaquim Homrighausen, Andrew Milner, Mats
Birch, and Mats Wallin. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


Directory: /pdn/pdncee/*

File name Date kB Dlds File description
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writejam.zip 931220 46k 4 the write-to-jam c function, dec 1993
includes jam library for msc & borland c
compilers. by michael lecuyer fidonet 1:2600/140,


Directory: /perlfdn/perlmod/*

File name Date kB Dlds File description
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FTNPLJAM.ZIP 120916 20k 1 FTN-JAM v0.30
Perl module usable for operations related
to JAM message bases. See README and other
documentation for more information.

Directory: /perlfdn/perlscr/*

File name Date kB Dlds File description
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PLJAM002.ZIP 050226 13k 2 Perl-JAM-0.2.zip JAM.pm 0.2 - A Perl
module for handling JAM messagebases.
By Johan Billing. Public Domain.
Inspired by Bj+.rn Stenberg's JAMLIB.
See README for more info.

NN2JAM10.ZIP 050226 5k 2 nn2jam10.zip nntp2jam.pl v1.0 is an
example of using the JAM.pm v0.2 Perl
module by Johan Billing for accessing
JAM Messagebases. It can connect to an
NNTP server of your choice and download
Usenet messages to JAM messagebases for
local use. Public Domain. See README

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Take care,
Janis

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