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- This file contains all the text back as far as needed to get an idea of what
- is going on.
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- The latest versions of MUBBS are explained first.
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- NOTES FOR VERSION .5: 11/21/91
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- Lots of changes, but it's ready for release to the public !
- The "G" struct is set and probably won't change for quite a while.
- (it's safe to make a module now, if you were waiting)
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- Any further changes will try to be compatable with this one and it's modules. If not, new modules will be supplied where possible.
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- NOTES FOR VERSION .4: 10/10/91
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- Modules are of type "MOD1" now.
- It calls a "caller" module right after a modem connect, you can do anything now.
- Added more to the "writing MUBBS modules"
- Put together first release of the manual for MUBBS
- Made "caller" and "sendfile" modules
- Modules are in a seperate Resource file now
- Fixed some misc stuff
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- NOTES FOR VERSION .003: 9/30/91
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- This has not been released to anyone except us, don't upload it anywhere !
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- Globals and file routines added.
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- 10/6/91: It calls "menu1" as the first module. We know the menu module
- works, so not to worry. Just don't mess with it, make it call
- your modules as a test. You can rename it THEN copy it as you want.
- You DO have to leave the "menu1" as is of course.
- You should read the module instructions.
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- NOTES FOR VERSION .002: 9/21/91
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- First release of MUBBS that calls modules V.002 9/21/91
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- OK here we go, are you ready ??????
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- THE CODE WORKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Now I can get some sleep..........
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- Make sure all INITs are off, get rid of those pesky CDEVs that arn't standard too.
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- This is real basic, I mean REAL basic. The BBS will just pick up the line,
- wait for carrier detect and then print the "systemstartup.txt" file. It will
- wait till you press "Test" to call the test module, or "L" to log off. It
- normally would just pass on to the first module without stopping, and it would
- also NOT print the startup text (the first module could do that). I did this so
- that while you are developing you know at least the BBS is running OK before you
- call a module.
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- -END- (far enough !)
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