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From: q4kx@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (Joel Sumner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: AppleNET (was Re: ModemWorks by Morgan Davis)
Message-ID: <1991May4.153534.4482@vax5.cit.cornell.edu>
Date: 4 May 91 15:35:34 EDT
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> In CS-ID: #31721.apple/net@pro-sol, I409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) wrote:
> } I'm running a BBS which is based on AppleNET by Kevin D'Heaze and I'd
> } like know if there's a latest version of ModemWorks (still running the
> } Demo Copy which was included together with AmperWorks 2.0 in AppleNET
> } v1.3)... I'm not talking about some 2.x version which still does only
> } support plain XMODEM, no, what I need is a version (if existing) which
> } also provides Y- or Z-MODEM or at least XMODEM-1K resp. XMODEM-4K.
> } Does anyone know anything about this module?

Wow, someone still using AppleNET.  I helped Kevin do that program about
two years ago (I think that's how long ago it was).  Fun program.  Did
you ever use SHK/BNY archive lister?  I am not sure if it ever got put
into a final release.  Kevin & I really never found a good way to do updates
besides just sending out new copies of the entire thing rather than
software patches because all the modules were interrelated.
  Some guys on GEnie also did plenty of extension modules for it.  There
are a few versions of AppleNET which were basically redone by someone
else but still under Kevin's name.  Too bad he sold it Apple IIgs and stopped
programming for it, he won some sort of programming contest with AppleNET.

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