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From: zlraa@iceman.jcu.oz (Ross Alford)
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Subject: [comp.sys.tandy] Model 100 Software Archive Location
Keywords: Model 100/102, ftp, telnet
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Date: 6 Aug 90 05:54:10 GMT
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Original-subject: Model 100 Software Archive Location
Archive-site: ccvax1.ncsu.edu [128.109.153.4]
Reposted-by: emv@math.lsa.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti)

I recently posted a message asking whether there were any M100 software
archives accessible via FTP.  I got several responses asking me to post
any information I got back, plus one response with an actual location.
I've tried it myself, and it does work, but has a relatively limited 
selection.  That message follows:

  >From astieber%convex.csd.uwm.edu
  >
  >There is a BBS that runs under VMS run by North Carolina State
  >University that has M100 as well as other interesting things.  It's
  >ccvax1.ncsu.edu (128.109.153.4) login:public.  It has this really
  >stupid front end that forces you to telnet to it, then to get files you
  >have to ftp back to your own system.  This is the only M100 archive
  >that I know of however, the others don't seem to exist anymore.
  >
  >Anthony Stieber

Anyone know of any more?

Thanks,
Ross Alford
zlraa@iceman.oz
zlraa@marlin.jcu.edu.au