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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.

  • 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
  • BBS Cracks and Keygens
  • CARE (Renegade)
  • Celerity
  • Community Doors
  • 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)
  • CREAM (Renegade)

    cREATIVE rG eNHANCERS aND mODIFIERS!

  • demonic
  • 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 and Archive Converters
  • File Processing
  • File upload checkers
  • File upload checkers
  • File upload checkers
  • File upload checkers
  • File upload checkers
  • File upload checkers

    Upload testers and upload processors made for this BBS software.

  • File upload checkers

    Upload testers and upload processors made for this BBS software.

  • File upload checkers

    Upload testers and upload processors made for this BBS software.

  • File upload checkers

    Upload testers and upload processors made for this BBS software.

  • File upload checkers

    Upload testers and upload processors made for this BBS software.

  • Galacticomm (The Major BBS / Worldgroup)

    Galacticomm's The Major BBS and Worldgroup BBS software and their add-on modules, sorted by the system each file actually runs on.

  • Galacticomm Development Kits

    Galacticomm software development kits and source code kits for building add-on modules.

  • Galacticomm Documentation

    Manuals, MajorNews issues, brochures and catalogs.

  • Galacticomm for Unix

    The Major BBS 4 for Unix, Worldgroup 1.01 for Unix and their add-ons.

  • Graphics file utilities
  • 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)
  • MajorMUD Clients and Tools
  • MBBS 6 Cracks and Keygens
  • Mod Packs
  • Oracomm
  • PCBoard
  • PCBoard Utilities
  • 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
  • Synchronet
  • TAG Help and Docs
  • WG 1-2 Cracks and Keygens
  • WG3 DOS Cracks and Keygens
  • WG3 Windows Cracks and Keygens
  • Wildcat
  • Wildcat Utilities
  • Worldgroup Clients

    Worldgroup Manager and other client software used to connect to Worldgroup systems.

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  • DOOR.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    JUMPDOORS Commands [S]how open doors [G]o through doors [OFF] - LogOFF [M]ain menu

  • DOOR80.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    Jumpdoors Commands :::::::::::::::::: [S]how Open Jumpdoors [G]o through ...

  • DOOR80X.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

     ┌──────────────────┐ ┌────────│Jumpdoors Commands│───────────────────────────┐ [...

  • EDCOM.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    Editor Commands (CTRL-C to Abort) --------------- /A - (or /Q) Abort /B - Go to beginning of the message. /C - Change (Global search and replac...

  • EDCOM80.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    Editor Commands --------------- /A - (or /Q) Abort /B - Go to beginning of the message. /C - Change (Global search and replace... * for all ...

  • EDITLIST.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    Editor Commands --------------- /A - (or /Q) Abort. /B - Go to beginning of the message. /D - Delete current line # (RANGES available) /E - Go...

  • EDITOR.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    w The editor can be accessed in the message bases, e-mail, and the BBS Lister. Below is an explanation of the commands available. 1. /A or /Q ...

  • EMAIL.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    w The E-mail section is for the purpose of sending and receiving private messages between users. Some sysops may restrict the number of e-mail mes...

  • EMAIL.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    E-Mail Commands ::::::::::::::: [S] - Send message [RI] - Read Incoming [M] - Main Menu [RO] - Read Outgoing [OFF] ...

  • EMAIL80.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    E-Mail Commands ::::::::::::::: [S]end or [P]ost(NAME) - send message ...

  • EMAIL80X.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

     ┌─────────────────────┐ ┌───────────────────────────┤ Email Commands ├──────────────────────────┐ │...

  • EXPERT.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    w [X]pert mode toggles off the constant menu display. If you need to get a menu at any time afterwards, you can type "?" at any prompt to get a me...

  • FILES.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    ...y is used for uploading and downloading of software. Downloading is the process of transferring a file from a host computer (the BBS) to your computer...

  • FILES.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    FILES Section COMMANDS :::::::::::::::::::::: [D]ownload [M]ain Menu [G]o to library # [S]how Libraries [U]pl...

  • FILES80.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

    FILES Commands :::::::::::::: [S]how Libraries [G]o to library # [D]...

  • FILES80X.MNU in 2am3_2a.arc

     ┌────────────────────────┐ │ Files Section Commands │ ┌────┴─────────────┬──────────┴─────────────────────...

  • GENERAL.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    ...finitions to help you along when starting out: A PROMPT is a string of characters that say "Type something here for me to interpret!" Examples...

  • HELP.DAT in 2am3_2a.arc

    2AM ORDERING INFO1ORDERABORTS1ABORTBBASES1BASESBBSLIST1BBSLISTCHAT1CHAT CONFIGURE1CONFIG DAILY LOGS1DAYLOGEDITOR1EDITOREMAIL1...

  • HELP.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    ...ws users to learn how to operate this system. Typing "H" from main menu places you in the help subsystem. Typing "H" from almost ANY other place in t...

  • JUMPDOOR.HLP in 2am3_2a.arc

    ... 2AM-BBS offers the ability for the sysop to set up other programs that can be run from within the BBS itself. These programs (known as JumpDoors ...