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ACiD View
ACiD View is an ANSI, BIN, GIF, JPEG, RIPscrip and XBIN graphics viewer. It utilizes its own internal ANSI routines, making it capable of viewing ANSI without a separate device driver.
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ACiDDRAW
Based on Ian Davis's TheDraw, ACiDDraw is a utility for manipulating ANSI and ASCII text released by ACiD Productions in 1994.
- Association of Shareware Professionals
- Associations
- CARE (Renegade)
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Conference Mail System
The Conference Mail System (CMS), introduced in 1986 by Bob Hartman as an evolution of earlier FastEcho utilities, was a high-performance Echomail processor designed to scale FidoNet’s rapidly growing distributed discussion network. Building on the original Echomail concept created in 1985 by Jeff Rush, CMS automated and optimized the scanning, packing, routing, duplicate detection, and tossing of shared message conferences across FidoNet-compatible systems. As Echomail expanded from small regional sysop groups to hundreds of interconnected nodes carrying dozens of conferences, the limitations of earlier tools became apparent; CMS addressed these scaling challenges with improved speed, reliability, and management features. By making large-scale conference distribution practical and efficient, Conference Mail played a significant role in FidoNet’s late-1980s growth, helping transform Echomail from a clever regional experiment into a robust, global store-and-forward discussion network comparable in structure to Usenet.
- CORE (Renegade)
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CREAM (Renegade)
cREATIVE rG eNHANCERS aND mODIFIERS!
- demonic
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EZYCOM BBS
Ezycom was a feature-rich Bulletin Board System for MS-DOS created by Australian developer Peter Davies, first released in the early 1990s. It featured an advanced database-driven file system with fast search performance even on CD-ROMs, a built-in FidoNet-compatible echomail tosser and scanner, support for up to 250 simultaneous lines, and a powerful security model with up to 65,000 security levels. Distributed as shareware from support nodes in Melbourne, Ezycom included its own protocol engine and a full suite of maintenance utilities, building a dedicated following particularly within the Australian and international FidoNet communities.
- EZYCOM Utilities
- Fido Archive Utilties
- FidoNet Technology Network
- File Processing
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IDCCOM
IDCCOM was a shareware telecommunications package developed by Gary Conway and Shawn Merrick of Infinity Design Concepts, Inc. in Louisville, Kentucky. Written entirely in assembly language using Microsoft MASM 5.1, the program was notable for its small footprint — roughly 80K — at a time when competing communications packages often exceeded 200K. It supported COM ports 1 through 4, BPS rates up to 19,200, and included built-in XMODEM, YMODEM, YMODEM-G, ZMODEM, MEGALINK, and ASCII file transfer protocols, along with support for two user-defined external protocols. IDCCOM ran on IBM PC compatibles and supported MGA, CGA, EGA, VGA, MCGA, and Hercules video adapters. Beyond its use as a terminal program for calling bulletin boards, IDCCOM included a fully featured host (BBS) mode with password-protected logon, up to 26 access levels, multiple file directories, a message database system, a bulletin system, up to 10 doors, and a built-in ANSI driver that automatically filtered ANSI sequences for non-ANSI callers — eliminating the need for the sysop to maintain separate ANSI and plain-text menu files. Registration was $50 and unlocked the COMCFG configuration utility, the IDCSYS sysop management program, and script language support. The software was distributed through the IDC BBS at (502) 635-5471, operated by sysop Chuck Crumpton.
- Mail Processor (Toss/Scan)
- Mod Packs
- Oracomm
- PCBoard
- PCBoard Utilities
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PcConnect
PcConnect was a shareware bulletin board system created by Gary Smith of Columbia, Maryland, with version 3.00 released in August 1989. It was a full-featured BBS package for IBM PC compatibles that supported multiple nodes, a wide range of file transfer protocols (Zmodem, Ymodem, Xmodem, Kermit, and others via external modules), large message and user capacities, and compatibility with popular multitaskers and local area networks. Key features included organized file and message areas, a file point system for managing upload/download ratios, voting booths, questionnaires, a trivia game, support for multiple archive formats (ARC, ZIP, LHARC, PAK), and 9600 baud/MNP modem support. Registration cost $75 for the software alone or $100 with a printed manual, and Smith ran a support BBS called The Programmer's Corner out of the Baltimore/Columbia, MD area.
- QuickBBS
- QuickBBS Utilities
- RemoteAccess
- RemoteAccess Utilities
- Searchlight
- Searchlight Utilities
- Wildcat
- Wildcat Utilities
Archives (250)
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Bimodem Deluxe v0.83 Beta for TAG 2.6 (BETA83)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
Bimodem Deluxe beta 0.83 by Peter Yao, April 1992: an enhanced interface between TAG 2.6 and the BiModem two-way transfer protocol that handles transf...
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Colorize Callers Log (CCALLER)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
CCALLER from The Deep Sea BBS, January 1992: colourises a TAG callers log for display as a bulletin.
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Check Logon v1 New User Dupe Scanner (CKLOGON1)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
Check Logon version 1 by Mark McKay, February 1992: a new-user door for TAG 2.6 that scans applications for duplicate accounts and bad information.
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CALL-LOG 3.0 (CLOG30)
TAG Utilities
(1991)
CALL-LOG 3.0 by Anonymous Enterprises, October 1991: logs each caller's name, baud rate and time from LOGON.BAT, catching callers TAG failed to record...
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STATS System Statistics Bulletin (STATS)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
...rd's best days, average day and running totals from its usage log, with no configuration file.
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CD_ADD v1.0 CD-ROM List Importer (CD_ADD1)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
CD_ADD by Mark McKay, June 1992: imports the ASCII file lists from a shareware CD-ROM into TAG's file areas in one pass.
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DCQwk/TAG v1.3 QWK Offline Mail Door (DCQWK13)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
DCQwk/TAG version 1.3 by Daniel Corbeau, June 1992: a QWK offline mail door written for TAG 2.6c that reads the TAG system files directly, so all mess...
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DCQwk/TAG v1.5b QWK Offline Mail Door (DCQWK15B)
TAG Utilities
(1993)
DCQwk/TAG version 1.5b by Daniel Corbeau, January 1993, updated for TAG 2.6d: a QWK offline mail door that reads the TAG system files directly, so all...
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DISP v1.6 User Display (DISP16)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
DISP version 1.6 by Peter Yao, February 1992: displays any TAG user record from the DOS prompt, searches by real name, and shows two users side by sid...
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TAG 2.6 New User Required Question Fix (FIX26NUR)
TAG Team Add-Ons
(1992)
Small fix utility from the TAG Team, March 1992. TAG 2.6 marked the required new-user question fields as optional whenever the sysop edited the new-us...
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FPOINTS v3.0 File Points System (FPOINTS3)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
...ftware's file-points suite for TAG, July 1992: assigns file points automatically, sets them across all or individual directories, and converts kilobyt...
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Hall of Fame Bulletin Generator (HALLFAME)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
HALLFAME by David Mitchell of Player's Choice Software, February 1992: generates a statistics hall-of-fame bulletin for a TAG 2.6 board.
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Message Base Reward v1.0 (MBREWARD)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
MBReward version 1.0, August 1992: rewards TAG users with upload credit for each message they post.
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TAG Menu Copy v1.1 (MC11A)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
Tag Menu Copy 1.1 from Starbase 30-A BBS, March 1992: duplicates an existing TAG menu so it can be edited into a new one.
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MSGFIND v2.01 Beta Message Wait Utility (MSGFD21B)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
MSGFIND beta 2.01 by Rick Cooper of SiMpLe MiNdS SoFtWaRe, February 1992: tells TAG callers at logon which Fido-style or Hudson message areas hold mai...
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Victor Capton's TAG System Setup Files (N120120)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
The complete configuration files from TAG co-author Victor Capton's own A*R*T*H*U*R BBS, February 1992, offered as a worked example of a TAG installat...
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NAMESFIX v2.0 Names List Rebuilder (NAMEFIX2)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
NAMESFIX version 2.0, October 1992: rebuilds the NAMES.LST user index of a TAG 2.6 or later board when it becomes corrupt, now SHARE-aware with backup...
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NAMESFIX v1.0 Names List Rebuilder (NAMESFIX)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
...2: rebuilds the NAMES.LST user index of a TAG 2.6 or later board when it becomes corrupt.
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NEWMSG v1.01 Hudson New Message Scanner (NEWMSGC)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
NEWMSG version 1.01 by Mark McKay, June 1992: a Fido and Hudson new-message scanner for TAG 2.6c1 that tells callers which areas hold unread mail.
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NLISTX Names List Utilities for TAG 2.6 (NLISTX26)
TAG Utilities
(1992)
...orted NAMES.LST and a text name index from a TAG 2.6 user list, with no practical user-count limit.
Files (3697)
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DOA.NFO
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DOAM0695.ZIP
... ░ DELUSiONS∙OF∙ANARCHY ▐ 1995 COPYRiGHT (c) ...
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-!NFO!-
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DORE0197.ZIP
Tarzan Swings, Taraz Calls, Jane grabs him in the balls, now we know why Tarzan Calls AAEAEAEAEEEEAEEEEEAAA
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-!VIEW!-
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DORE0197.ZIP
Cott Change the WFC
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DORE0197.NFO
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DORE0197.ZIP
[0m [16C[1;30m████▀███▄ ▄███▀███▄ █████▀███▄ [45m█[40m███████[0;35m▌[37m[3C[32m░[37m [35m░[37m[14C[1;30;45m▓[40m███[0;3...
- DM-CHAT.ZIP in DORE0296.ZIP
- DM-CHT2.ZIP in DORE0296.ZIP
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DORE.ASC
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DORE0296.ZIP
...1;30m [0m [1;30m .,.,,.- - - -.[0m [1;30m [0m [1;30m|$$!'^ [0m[8C[1;30m \[0m [1;30m [0m [1;30m|$' [0m[10C[1;30m [0m [1;30m|[0...
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DORE.NWZ
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DORE0296.ZIP
...big but there is a good reason for that. For one I had fore members leave cuz they could not fit DORE in their sched.. Those are Speed, Illusionist,...
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DORE2.ASC
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DORE0296.ZIP
[0m [6C[1;30mDDDDD [0m [1;34md[0;34mDDD[1;30m [0m [6C[1;30mDDDD[0m[7C[1;34md[0;34mDDD[37m[7C[1;30mThey'll even let you join if...
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DORE3.ASC
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DORE0296.ZIP
[0m [16C[1;30mWe're gonna put the dore back in cretausidore![0m [5C[1;30m$$$$$$$$$$$,.[0m[20C[1;30m$$$$$$$$$$$%, [0m[7C[1;30m$$$$$...
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DT-LIST.ANS
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DORE0296.ZIP
...4;46m▓[0;34m▐[0;30;44m[0;30;44m [0;1;34;44m░ [0;34m▌[0;1;34;46m▓[1C[0;30;44m▐[0;1;34;46m▓[0;30;44m█ █[0;1;34;46m▓[0;30;44m▌█[0;1...
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DORE0297.NFO
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DORE0297.ZIP
...[37m [34;44m██[40m■[44m▀[37;40m [34;44m██[40m▀[0m [1;30m██ [A[79C[1;30;47m▓[40m███[0m [1;32;42m▓▀[0;32m [1;42m [37;40m [32m██[37m ...
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SG-DNET.ANS
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DORE0297.ZIP
[2J[0m [12C[1m░░[0m [7C[1m■▄[44m█▓[47m█[40m▓▓░░[0m[41C[1m▄▄[33m▄▄ [0m [8C[1m▐█[47m▒▓█[40m [0m[19C[1m░░[0m[19C[1m▄[33m██▀█...
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AUTOEXEC.BAT
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Running TAG under DESQview (DVTAG)
@echo off c:\dv\loadhi /r:1 c:\bin\mscdex /D:CDROM01 /M:8 /V /L:G /E c:\dv\loadhi /r:4 c:\dv\vfos_dv > nul c:\dv\loadhi /r:4 c:\dv\mxr! 4 50 c:\dv...
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BBS-PIF.LOG
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Running TAG under DESQview (DVTAG)
DVPLIST was used to create this file that displays some PIF files relating to the multi-line BBS. These are my most used Desqview windows. JUSTO...
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BBS1.BAT
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Running TAG under DESQview (DVTAG)
@echo off set dszlog=e:\bu\dsz1.log set dszport=2f8,3 set NODE=1 dvansi autoboot /DVT B1 /COM 2 cd\bbs tag /com=2 /irq=3 /base=02f8 c:\dv\clos...
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BBS2.BAT
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Running TAG under DESQview (DVTAG)
@echo off set dszlog=e:\bu\dsz2.log set dszport=3f8,4 set NODE=2 dvansi autoboot /DVT B2 /COM 1 cd\bbs2 tag /com=1 /irq=4 /base=03f8 c:\dv\clo...
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BBS3.BAT
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Running TAG under DESQview (DVTAG)
@echo off set dszlog=e:\bu\dsz3.log set dszport=3e8,5 (I use ZSX201.ZIP for the protocol driver on com3 set NODE=3 since ...
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BBS4.BAT
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Running TAG under DESQview (DVTAG)
@echo off set NODE=4 dvansi cd\bbs4 tag /local /logon c;\dv\close ! exit