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BBS900RA v1.3
Copyright (C) 1994, 1995 All Rights Reserved
[ A utility for RemoteAccess Bulletin Boards using the services ]
[ provided by AudioText Services, Inc. of Orlando, FL ]
BBS900RA is compatible with the following:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
RemoteAccess v1.1 - RemoteAccess v2.02
QBBS v2.75 - QBBS v2.80
RiverBend SoftWare
P.O. Box 671 * Osceola, AR 72370-0671
Fido 1:19/99
InterNet Address: jim.tanner@f99.n19.z1.fidonet.org
jim.tanner@river.cnx.com
riverbend@river.cnx.com
BBS Line 1 (501) 563-6829 2400-16800 HST V32b V42b
BBS Line 2 (501) 563-6829 2400-14400 V32b V42b
-Index-
Requirements ........................... Page 1
About BBS900RA ......................... Page 2
Installation ........................... Page 4
Command Line Options/Switches .......... Page 6
Command Line Examples (RA Menu) ........ Page 8
Configuration File ..................... Page 9
Trouble Shooting ....................... Page 10
Registering BBS900RA ................... Page 12
Warranty and Misc ...................... Page 13
Government and Commercial Use .......... Page 13
Order Form ............................. Page 14
BBS900RA is the copyright protected property of Jim Tanner, dba
RiverBend SoftWare, P.O. Box 671, Osceola, Arkansas 72370-0671
BBS900RA is shareware! It is not "freeware" and as such may be
used for a period of 15 days as a "test drive" period. If you
continue to use BBS900RA after the 15 day period then you become
obligated to register it. If you do not register BBS900RA after
15 day period, you must remove it from your system.
BBS900RA may not be reverse engineered, disassembled, or changed
in any manner.
When registered, BBS900RA will not display any "beg screens" or
undue delays of any kind. Each registered copy is personalized
for each registered owner. No upgrade fees are ever charged!
See Page 18 for registration and pricing information.
Site licenses are available by contacting RiverBend SoftWare at
(501) 563-2892 during normal business hours (Central Time). See
Page 18 for additional info on Site Licenses.
BBS operators are encouraged to make the archive containing the
latest version of BBS900RA available for download by their callers.
All files in the original archive must be included and must not
have been changed or altered in any manner.
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Requirements:
BBS software: While BBS900RA was written specifically for
RemoteAccess v2.xx and higher, it should work
with most any software that uses either the
DORINFOx.DEF and/or DOOR.SYS as its dropfile.
Software known to be supported is:
RemoteAccess v1.11 - v2.02
QuickBBS v2.75 - v2.80
BBS900RA will perform all functions as stated in
this document for RemoteAccess software. It's use
with other software offers some but not all the
options available.
Hardware: No additional hardware other than that used to
run a single or multiline BBS is required to run
BBS900RA.
Codes: BBS900RA is designed to use/read the 10 digit Code
numbers issued by AudioText Services, Inc. If other
firms offer the same 10 digit list then BBS900RA
should work equally well with any lists these
businesses provide to SysOps. As long as the
list of 10 digit Code numbers is a straight ASCII
text file with no additional control characters
imbedded, BBS900RA should have no problems with
using these lists of 10 digit numbers.
NOTE: The list you will receive from AudioText Services
will consist of 10,000 seperate Code numbers. There
will be 5,000 numbers with the last 2 digits ending
in "10". This is your $10 Code numbers. There
will also be 5,000 numbers with the last 2 digits
ending in "25". This will be your $25 Code list.
This list will be one ASCII text file and to be used
with BBS900RA, it must be seperated into TWO DIFFERENT
LISTS. To do this you must run SPLIT.EXE to seperate
the master list into ACTIVE10.LST and ACTIVE25.LST
To run "Split" simply place the master list into
the same directory as SPLIT.EXE and type "SPLIT".
Enter the name of the master list (usually SYSnnn.TXT
with "nnn" being the System ID number assigned to
your BBS. Split will place all the $10. codes into
ACTIVE10.LST and all the $25. codes into ACTIVE25.LST
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About BBS900RA: {+} = Registered Option
This software was written in Turbo Pascal v7.0 using JPDoor v4.1
by McSoft, Inc. as the door library.
Specifications:
1.. Multinode capable (1 to 999 lines).
2.. Supports baud rates to 115000
3.. Gives up time slices to DESQview, OS/2, Windows,
Novell NetWare, and most other multitasking software.
4.. After verifying Code number entered by Caller it will:
a.. Update the Callers Security Level.
b.. Turn selected Flags ON in the Callers record.
{+} c.. Add selected amount of Credits to Callers record.
d.. Update Caller's Expiration date.
e.. Remove Code number entered by Caller from active list.
{+} f.. Optionally send message to SysOp and Caller.
5.. Disallows extended ASCII characters (128-255) to act as
a guard against entry of extended characters in the
event of telephone line noise.
6.. Requires only 1 configuration file when run in a single or
multiline operation.
7.. Continually monitors Comport for carrier activity and
returns to main board if carrier is dropped.
{+} 8.. Allows SysOp to break in for a "chat" with Callers by pressing
Alt-C. Pressing <Escape> exits the chat procedure.
9.. Returns Caller to main board after 4 minutes of inactivity.
10.. Supports file locking when used in a NetWork environment.
{+} 11.. Checks for waiting online messages and sends them to Caller.
{+} 12.. Checks for and honor RemoteAccess semaphore flags (RAXIT.n)
13.. Handles from 1 to 999 separate nodes.
14.. Maintains general activity log when a Caller is using
BBS900RA. A Log file is created for each Node.
15.. Maintains a file of used Code numbers and verify any number
entered by Caller against both the used file and the
active file.
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About BBS900RA: (Con't from Page 2)
16.. Handles both $10.00 and $25.00 subscriptions.
17.. Allows Comport numbers 0 - 254 for use with DigiBoard
and DGFossil.
18.. Provides a 2 line status bar at the bottom of the screen
similar to the one provided by RemoteAccess and also
allow SysOp to change status bars by pressing F1 - F10
The F10 Key will disable the status bar as it does in
RemoteAccess.
NOTE: The F1 Key is kinda daffy but is due to a bug in
the door library (JPDoor) and NOT a bug in BBS900RA.
It will be fixed in the next release of JPDoor and
as soon as that happens, BBS900RA will be updated to
correct this problem.
{+} 20.. BBS900RA keeps up with the number of active Code numbers
available in both the $10 and $25 lists (ACTIVE10.LST
and ACTIVE25.LST). When the number of available numbers
left gets to less than 15, BBS900RA will post a message to
the SysOp advising that it's time to call BBS_900 and
get new lists. This only works if a valid Message Board
number has been specified in BBS900RA.CFG and a valid path
to the message base has also been specified in BBS900RA.CFG
A note is also placed in the activity log advising the
list is getting low and new lists should be obtained from
AudioText Services, Inc.
21.. Advises the SysOp of Callers trying to circumvent the
standard procedures by entering Code numbers already
used by other callers. If registered, it will also
post a Private message to the SysOp advising of the
adverse activity.
The latest version of BBS900RA can always be found on RiverBend BBS.
It is "Freqable" by FidoNet Nodes using the MagicName BBS900 and may
also be downloaded on the first call. FidoNet address is 1:19/99
RiverBend BBS numbers are 501.563.6829 or 501.563.6203
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Installation:
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1.. While BBS900RA may be placed in your main BBS directory, it's
best if you create a separate directory (name it anything
you like) to place BBS900RA.EXE and associated files in. This
directory MUST be the same one in the environment statement.
BBS900RA needs to find the following files all in the same
directory.
>>> ALL OF THE FILES BELOW ARE REQUIRED <<<
BBS900RA.EXE - Main executable file.
ACTIVE10.LST - Active (unused) $10.00 Code numbers list
ACTIVE25.LST - Active (unused) $25.00 Code numbers list
CONFIG.EXE - Creates BBS900RA.CFG for use by BBS900RA
BBS900RA.CFG - Configuration file created by CONFIG.EXE
900HELP.ASC - BBS900RA General help file (ASCII version)
900_HELP.ASC - BBS900RA General help file (ASCII version)
-> ++ 900_NEW.ASC - BBS900RA New User help file (ASCII version)
SPLIT.EXE - Used to divide Master List
3.. Complete the configuration file (BBS900RA.CFG) using CONFIG.EXE
If you're upgrading from a previous version, CONFIG.EXE will
rename the current configuration file to CONFIG.OLD and
create a new BBS900RA.CFG When using CONFIG.EXE, simply answer
the question at each prompt and when finished, your new
BBS900RA.CFG will contain all the needed information in its
proper sequence.
ALWAYS run CONFIG.EXE when upgrading to a new version.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
4.. BBS900RA will NOT be run from a batch file. It MUST
be run from the OptData line in a Type 7 Menu.
++ 5.. You must edit 900_NEW.ASC to insert your own BBS name and
system ID number. Use a text editor such as QEdit to edit
the *.ASC files. If you wish you can also create the three
"help" files in ANSI versions with an ANSI editor like TheDraw
The Ansi help files MUST have the same names as the ASCII
files but use the ".ANS" extension.
6.. Run "Split" to create the two lists of code numbers.
See SPLIT.DOC for instructions on how to use Split.
NOTE: When a valid Code number is entered by a Caller, a
file will be created called USED_nn.LST and will
contain the Code number and name of the Caller who
used it. The "used" list is always checked to prevent
other callers from entering a Code number already
validated by another caller.
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7.. When calling BBS900RA from the "Optional Data" line in your
RemoteAccess or QuickBBS menu, select a "Type 7" Menu and
complete the "OptData" line as follows:
C:\RA\DOORS\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N /M /S *M
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^
BBS900RA will read the "*N" as the line or node number.
Next is "/M" which indicates a multiline setup. Then
follows "/S" which indicates that BBS900RA is to send the
Caller and the SysOp a private message if the Caller
is verified. The last macro, "*M" tells RemoteAccess
to swap out of memory while BBS900RA is running and should
be the last macro on the line.
See Pages 6 and 7 for a complete list of switches that
can be used.
See Page 9 for examples of complete command lines used
when calling BBS900RA from the "OptData" line in a Type 7
Menu.
NOTE: The "*M" macro should always be used and MUST
ALWAYS be the last macro on the command line.
Switches are ALWAYS preceeded by a forward slash "/"
~~~~~~~~
Macros are ALWAYS preceeded by an asterick "*"
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The "*N" macro MUST ALWAYS be the 1st macro used
following the Drive:\Path\BBS900RA.EXE statement.
This macro MUST ALWAYS be used, EVEN if you're
running a single line system.
NOTE: Due to the large size (5000 lines) of each of
the active code number lists, it takes a few
seconds for the number to be validated as each
line is checked and rewritten to a seperate
file during the validation process.
When a Code number is validated, that line in
the list will be marked as "***USED***" and the
number is then placed in the USED_nn.LST file.
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Command Line Switches:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Listed below are the available command line switches recognized
by BBS900RA and their meaning. These switches may be in any order
on the command line as long as they are inbetween *N and *M
NOTE that each switch is preceded by a forward slash "/".
{+} Indicates switch is available only in registered versions.
---------------------------------------------------------------
/M - Indicates a multiline operation. If running a single
line operation with no "local node", omit this switch.
{+} /S - Send private message to both Caller and SysOp after
the Caller has entered a valid Code number and has been
validated. The message to the Caller is a "Thanks" note
and the message to the SysOp serves as notice that the
Caller has been validated by BBS900RA. Both messages are
sent to to the message board indicated in BBS900RA.CFG
/U - Do NOT automatically upgrade the Caller but wait for the
SysOp to do it manually. I can't imagine why one would
want to use this however it's there if needed.
{+} /X - Respond to the RAXIT semaphore flags.
/D - Use DOOR.SYS rather than DORINFO1.DEF RemoteAccess
and QuickBBS should NOT use this switch. This should
only be used by those systems whose software uses the
DOOR.SYS file as its main dropfile.
/F - Use DORINFOx.DEF rather than DORINFO1.DEF RemoteAccess
and QuickBBS should NOT use this switch. This switch
should only be used by systems whose software generates
a DORINFO2.DEF or DORINFO3.DEF, etc. as its dropfile.
/B - Use output buffers. This may speed up the operation but
usually has the effect of slowing "Hot Key" response. It's
recommended that you try BBS900RA WITHOUT this switch first
and only use it if BBS900RA runs extremely slow on your system.
/Z - This switch tells BBS900RA to generate a "DeBug" log file.
Use this only if you're having problems with BBS900RA and
send it to RiverBend BBS at (501) 563-6829 (Fido 1:19/99)
for evaluation.
{+} /C - This switch tells BBS900RA to check for online messages
that may be waiting for the Caller and if any are found
to send the message.
NOTE that for this switch to be active the BBS must be
running a multiline system and the "/M" switch MUST be on
the command line.
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Command Line Switches: (Con't from Page 6)
{+} /A - This switch allows you two different methods of changing
a Callers Security Level.
1.. If this switch exists on the command line then the numbers
on the SECLEV10= and SECLEV25= lines in BBS900RA.CFG will be
ADDED to the callers current Security Level. An example
would be if you had SECLEV10=5 in BBS900RA.CFG and the
callers current Security Level was 12 then after entering
a valid $10 Code the new Security Level would be 17. If
you had a caller with a current Security Level of 20 then
that caller will be upgraded to Security Level 25 after
entering a valid Code.
2.. If this switch does NOT exist on the command line then the
numbers on the SECLEV10= and SECLEV25= lines in BBS900RA.CFG
will be the callers NEW Security Level after entering a
valid Code. For example if SECLEV10=45 in BBS900RA.CFG then
after entering a valid Code, the callers new Security Level
will be 45. No matter what Security Level the caller is
at when he/she enters the BBS900RA door, if he/she enters a
valid $10 Code then the new Security Level will be 45.
>> This is the default for unregistered versions. If BBS900RA
>> is NOT registered then the number entered on the SECLEV10=
>> and SECLEV25= lines will be the callers NEW Security Level.
NOTE: Pay close attention to the above two comparisons! If
the "/A" switch DOES NOT EXIST and you have a caller at
Security Level 40 and he/she enters a valid $10 Code then
the callers Security Level will be LOWERED to 25. This
is applicable ONLY in registered versions of BBS900RA.
This is assuming SECLEV10=25
If the "/A" switch DOES EXIST the callers Security Level
will be RAISED by 25 to a 65.
{+} /R - This switch is not active at this time. In a later version
of BBS900RA it will give the SysOp the option of adding RIP
graphics to the menu and help files in BBS900RA. Later
versions will have SysOp configurable menus and help screens
and if the SysOp wants to use RIP, then the option will be
available.
It is NOT advisable to put this switch on the command line
at this time as it's just something that BBS900RA will have
to read and retain and not be able to do anything with.
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Command Line Examples (OptData Line in Type 7 Menu)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE that you must always separate these options with one (1)
blank space. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~
------------------------------------------------------------------
1.. This is the minimum requirement for a multiline system:
C:\RA\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N /M *M
------------------------------------------------------------------
2.. Indicates a multiline operation and wants BBS900RA to send a
message to the Caller and SysOp with RA swapping out while
the caller is in the door:
C:\RA\DOORS\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N /M /S *M
------------------------------------------------------------------
3.. Indicates a single line setup sending a message to the
SysOp and Caller with RA swapping itself out of memory when
the caller enters the door:
C:\DOORS\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N /S *M
------------------------------------------------------------------
4.. This is the minimum requirement for a single line operation:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
C:\RA\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N *M
------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: The "*N" Macro MUST ALWAYS be the 1st Macro used and "*M"
MUST ALWAYS be the last Macro used. Any Switches are to
be between the "*N" and the "*M" All Switches are ALWAYS
preceeded by a forward slash "/".
See pages 6 and 7 for a list of Switches and their meanings.
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The Configuration File:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The name of the configuration file is BBS900RA.CFG This file MUST
reside in the same directory as BBS900RA.EXE and the other files
associated with BBS900RA. This file MUST NOT be renamed to any
other filename.
The items listed in BBS900RA.CFG are in a certain order of sequence
and that sequence MUST NOT BE CHANGED. Each line must be present,
EVEN if it is not used.
ALWAYS use CONFIG.EXE to create a new Config file (BBS900RA.CFG)
See CONFIG.DOC for additional information regarding the config
file.
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Trouble Shooting:
1.. BBS900RA won't load...
Be sure ALL the files associated with BBS900RA exists in the
directory specified above. These files are:
BBS900RA.EXE 900_NEW.ASC BBS900RA.CFG
900_HELP.ASC ACTIVE10.LST 900HELP.ASC
ACTIVE25.LST SPLIT.EXE CONFIG.EXE
Check the command line options and be sure the FIRST option
is the "*N" macro.
A full command line would look something like:
C:\RA\DOORS\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N /M /S *M
^^ ^^ ^^
| | |
| | |_____ Send Message
| |________ Multiline system
|___________ Node number Macro
BBS900RA MUST NOT be called using a BATch file. It MUST
always be called direct from the OptData line in the
Type 7 Menu.
2.. BBS900RA doesn't recognize some/none of the lines in the
configuration file (BBS900RA.CFG).
Verify that each item line begins with a "[". Any other
line should begin with a semicolon ";"
3.. BBS900RA won't send a Private message to SysOp and Caller.
Verify that the command line switch "/S" does exist on the
command line AND a path to the RemoteAccess Message Base is
specified on the "[17]MESGPATH=" line in the config file AND
a Message Board Number other than "0" is specified on the
"[18]MESGBOARD=" line in BBS900RA.CFG (Registered option.)
NOTE that anytime a path is called for, it MUST have a
trailing BackSlash "\" as the last character
4.. A message appears saying something like "File not found"
or "Unable to locate file!"
Verify that ALL paths are correct and that each path
statement ends with the trailing BackSlash "\". Also
add the "/Z" switch to the command line to create a "debug"
file.
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Trouble Shooting: (Con't from Page 10)
5.. BBS900RA drops out and returns to main board without ever
loading.
Look at the configuration file BBS900RA.CFG and verify that
each Option line begins with the "[" character.
Other causes may be an incorrect or misspelled path name
in the configuration file or on the command line. Remember
that ALL path names MUST have a trailing BackSlash "\" as
the last character.
6.. BBS900RA reports that it can't find EXITINFO.BBS (See #9 also)
It is extremely important that the OptData line in the
Type 7 Menu look very similar to the following (change
the drive/path/directory to fit your individual system):
C:\RA\DOORS\BBS900\BBS900RA.EXE *N /M *M
Any Switches (/M, /S, etc) MUST be between the *N and *M
8.. BBS900RA loads but doesn't give the desired results:
Look at the BBS900RA.CFG file and make sure that ALL 20
lines are in the proper sequence. There MUST be a total
of 20 readable lines in the config file and they MUST be
in the correct order. You can always run CONFIG.EXE to
update BBS900RA.CFG in the event of changes in your system.
The correct order is as follows:
Line #1 [1]DAYS10=
Line #2 [2]SECLEV10=
Line #3 [3]DAYS25=
Line #4 [4]SECLEV25=
Line #5 [5]GROUP10=
Line #6 [6]GROUP25=
Line #7 [7]CREDIT10=
Line #8 [8]CREDIT25=
Line #9 [9]FLAGSA10= ──┐ Flag settings for $10
Line #10 [10]FLAGSB10= │ subscriptions.
Line #11 [11]FLAGSC10= │
Line #12 [12]FLAGSD10= ──┘
Line #13 [13]FLAGSA25= ──┐ Flag settings for $25
Line #14 [14]FLAGSB25= │ subscriptions.
Line #15 [15]FLAGSC25= │
Line #16 [16]FLAGSD25= ──┘
Line #17 [17]MESGPATH=
Line #18 [18]MESGBOARD=
Line #19 [19]SEMPATH=
Line #20 [20]MENUTYPE=
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Registering BBS900RA:
BBS900RA is priced at $15.00 + $3.00 S/H for a total of $18.00
Your first $25.00 subscription will cover the cost and
you'll end up with a few bucks left over.
You may register BBS900RA by either of the following methods:
1.. Send Check/Money Order ($ US $) or Visa/MasterCard info to:
RiverBend SoftWare
P.O. Box 671
Osceola, AR 72370-0671
Complete the Order Form on the last page if ordering by
mail giving ALL information requested. If using Visa or
MasterCard, the form MUST be signed and dated.
If sending a personal check please allow time for the
check to clear before calling to inquire about your order.
Money Orders are perferred as this will allow us to send
your registered copy without any delay (usually same day).
2.. Call RiverBend BBS and using MasterCard or Visa register online:
Both lines are | Line #1 (501) 563-6829
2400 - 16800 |
HST, V32, V42 etc. | Line #2 (501) 563-6203
First time callers have limited download access and you
will be able to get the latest copy of BBS900RA in the event
there's been a release later than the one you currently
have in your possession.
NOTE: Orders that do not include the S/H charge of $3.00
will be returned unfilled.
All mail orders will be sent on a 3.5" diskette using 1st Class
Postage. Orders containing Money Orders or Credit Card charges
are usually shipped the same day received unless received on a
weekend. If you have a valid FIDO address, we will send it via
NetMail as soon as it's compiled.
If you do not want a 3.5" diskette, please advise that you want
your registered copy sent on a 5.25" diskette. The 3.5" diskette
is recommended because they withstand the gorillas in the Post
Office better than the larger floppies.
Site License: $500.00 - Unlimited number of machines at one
physical location.
The latest version of BBS900RA will always be shipped.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Warranty:
This will be real simple. BBS900RA comes with no warranty! The
only thing it's gauranteed to do is take up space on your hard
drive.
If you use BBS900RA and your wife/girlfriend runs off with the
Plumber and your cat gets pregnant by your neighbors dog you'll
probably be better off and you'll make a mint selling the cat and
dog story to the tabloids. But whatever happens, don't blame it
on BBS900RA. If your computer breaks in half when running BBS900RA
then you own both halves.
Other:
BBS900RA is written in Turbo Pascal v7.0 using the JPDoor v4.1
library by McSoft, Inc. JPDoor is, without a doubt, the best
door library for Pascal authors writing door software for
RemoteAccess there is in existence. The support by McSoft is
top rated (they will even get back to you at 10:30 PM on a
Sunday night).
Products mentioned herein are all the copyright and/or trademark
protected property of their respective owners.
Turbo Pascal - Borland International, Inc.
JPDoor - Rod Hancock, McSoft, Inc.
RemoteAccess - Andrew Milner, Wantree Development
FrontDoor - Joaquim Homrighausen, Absolute Solutions
BBS 900 - AudioText Services, Inc.
BBS900RA - Jim Tanner, RiverBend SoftWare
QEdit - SemWare, Corp.
RiverBend SoftWare and Jim Tanner are not obligated to offer
updated versions of BBS900RA and neither is RiverBend SoftWare
or Jim Tanner liable for damages caused by anyone's ability or
inability to use BBS900RA.
BBS900RA has been tested on many different types of computers and
operating environments. This does not mean, however, that BBS900RA
is gauranteed to work on yours.
If BBS900RA is used by any Government agency or in a commercial
environment, it must be registered immediately.
A Site License must be obtained when BBS900RA is used by any
Government agency be it local, State, or Federal. The same
applies to any commercial business operation.
Educational instutitions wishing to use BBS900RA should write
RiverBend SoftWare for details on registering for schools and
universities.
BBS900RA - Order Form - BBS900RA
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Individual to whom registered
Address: __________________________________________________________
City: _____________________________ ST/Prov _______Zip ____________
BBS Name: _________________________________________________________
SysOp Name: _______________________________________________________
Must be EXACTLY as found in DORINFO1.DEF / DOOR.SYS
FidoNet Address (Zone:Net/Node.Point): ____:________/_________.____
BBS Phone(s): (____)___________________ (_____)____________________
____ Copy(s) at $15.00 each ............................ $_____.___
____ Shipping and Handling at $3.00 per copy ........... $_____.___
SUB TOTAL ............... $_____.___
Arkansas residents add $1.17 Tax per copy ......... $_____.___
TOTAL ................... $_____.___
Credit Card type: [ ] Visa [ ] MasterCard Date: __________
Name on Card: _____________________________________________________
Telephone: (_____) - _____ - _______________
Card Number: ________ ________ ________ ________ Exp Date ___/___
MM YY
Signature of Card Holder: _________________________________________
Normal shipment is 3.5" Diskette. [ ]Check here if you require 5.25"
Please indicate where you got your copy of BBS900RA:
[ ] AudioText Services, Inc.
[ ] Other BBS _____________________________________________________
[ ] Friend/Fellow SysOp
[ ] Other _________________________________________________________
Mail to: RiverBend SoftWare
P. O. Box 671
Osceola, AR 72370-0671
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