Ed,
My main reason for being a BBS User is to read what other Users write about problems they have, and reading what help Users with more experienced write in their replies about it.
While not so much for a technical deal for me, I like the fellowship
and general banter. I can write a batchfile for the BBS, but my
programming ENDS at setting the clock on a microwave oven. <G>
I'm a bit more knowledgeable about this here computer stuff that I was back in 1984 when I bought a Floppy Drive instead of a Cassette Drive
when I got my Commodore 64 pc.
My first computer was a Radio Shack MC-10 Micro Color Computer, and
a 300 baud modem, with the programs saved and loaded via cassette tape.
I knew enought that I could LOAD and LIST the Program Files that were
on that Disk and while I was reading the listing for the program to
Test the 1541 I noticed it had a line with the NEW Command in it.
I did very minimal with the programming end of it.
It was about 1961 when I went to a Movie Theater to watch a Gladiator Movie. It was the first Gladiator movie I ever paid to watch.
There was a comic book with the Pink Panther outwitting a Roman
Gladiator. <G>
... I am a mental tourist, My mind wanders!
On my train of thought, most are riding for less than half fare. <G>
Daryl
... Software never has bugs. It just develops random features
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