I purchased a Multiline version of Frontdoor about 15 years ago, think they might still have my info ??

I woudnt mind putting Frodo back up..

Craig

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I purchased a Multiline version of Frontdoor about 15
years ago, think they
might still have my info ??

I woudnt mind putting Frodo back up..

Shoot matts or JoHo an email and they'll tell U if they do.

Joe

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I purchased a Multiline version of Frontdoor about 15 years ago, think they might still have my info ??

I dunno ... when I needed my "upgrade" keys for 2.3x from 2.2x I had to email Mats, but I haven't seen a post or anything from the place since late 1999.

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I dunno ... when I needed my "upgrade" keys for 2.3x from
2.2x I had to email
Mats, but I haven't seen a post or anything from the
place since late 1999.

They helped me out a while back... I talked to the US distributor and he told me to write matts... and he answered me right away...

Joe

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I purchased a Multiline version of Frontdoor about 15 years ago,
think they
might still have my info ??

I woudnt mind putting Frodo back up..

Who knows... it's possible. I couldn't find my key info awhile back (had it on
a few floppies but at the time had misplaced them) so I contacted them... waited and waited... in the meantime I found the floppies with copies of my key
info and used them... more time went by and they finally sent me my key info...
I sent them a polite e-mail and thanked them for sending the info, but that I had found my key info 2 1/2 weeks before they sent it... Ah! now that I think about it, at that time I also needed the 2.33ml software too as I had lost my whole setup, and it can't be downloaded anywhere... had that backed up too but it took time to find it.

Anyway... point is, you can try them, but don't hold your breath, and just when
you might think of giving up on getting a response, they just might suprise you.

Phil

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Just a Small reply to let ever one know. that FrontDoor shareware and ML 233 works fine. just make sure you used the patch on his website.
its a great front end mail. for dail up.
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On Mon, 19 Aug 2013, Richard Abbott wrote to All:

Just a Small reply to let ever one know. that FrontDoor shareware
and ML 233 works fine. just make sure you used the patch on his
website. its a great front end mail. for dail up.

dial up? it works just great over telnet and vmodem, too... i've been running it like that for over a decade ;)

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¡Hola Richard!

El Lunes 19 Agosto 2013 a las 00:12, Richard Abbott escribió a All:

Just a Small reply to let ever one know. that FrontDoor shareware and
ML 233 works fine. just make sure you used the patch on his
website. its a great front end mail. for dail up.

I use FD via telnet too :-).

¡Saludos!
-=Momia=-

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íHola Manuel!

Just a Small reply to let ever one know. that FrontDoor shareware and
ML 233 works fine. just make sure you used the patch on his
website. its a great front end mail. for dail up.

I use FD via telnet too :-).

I miss FD :) Years ago, I also ran FD under OS/2. Well, BBBS is also a netmal attach mailer, so that's something <g> I don't remember if JoHo ever developed a linux version? I seem to think not.

Take care,
Janis

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On Sun, 06 Apr 2014, Janis Kracht wrote to Manuel Adorni:

Just a Small reply to let ever one know. that FrontDoor shareware
and ML 233 works fine. just make sure you used the patch on his
website. its a great front end mail. for dail up.

I use FD via telnet too :-).

I miss FD :) Years ago, I also ran FD under OS/2. Well, BBBS is
also a netmal attach mailer, so that's something <g> I don't
remember if JoHo ever developed a linux version? I seem to think
not.

you are correct... FD is/was only publically available in two flavors, DOS and OS/2... there was a winwhatever flavor being worked on but RL got in the way as
well as the MFCs and the crap involved to use them... linux wasn't as popular then as it is these days and while there may have been a request or two for a linux version, it was down the list a ways ;)

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Hi Mark!

I use FD via telnet too :-).

I miss FD :) Years ago, I also ran FD under OS/2. Well, BBBS is
also a netmal attach mailer, so that's something <g> I don't
remember if JoHo ever developed a linux version? I seem to think
not.

you are correct... FD is/was only publically available in two flavors, DOS and >OS/2...

Ok, that's what I was remembering as well, thanks :)

there was a winwhatever flavor being worked on but RL got in the way a
well as the MFCs and the crap involved to use them... linux wasn't as popular then as it is these days and while there may have been a request or two for a linux version, it was down the list a ways ;)

Sure, I can understand that. Great software though <grin>

Take care,
Janis

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Re: FrontDoor
By: mark lewis to Janis Kracht on Sun Apr 06 2014 12:07 pm

you are correct... FD is/was only publically available in two flavors, DOS and OS/2... there was a winwhatever flavor being worked on but RL got in the way as

Was the typical setup FrontDoor, FastEcho and RemoteAccess ?

02 Apr 16 00:18, you wrote to me:

you are correct... FD is/was only publically available in two flavors,
DOS and OS/2... there was a winwhatever flavor being worked on but RL
got in the way as

Was the typical setup FrontDoor, FastEcho and RemoteAccess ?

that combination was very popular, yes... i still run it here on OS/2 but i've hybridized binkd into the mix as well...

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Re: FrontDoor
By: mark lewis to Dran Draggore on Sat Apr 02 2016 09:45 am

Was the typical setup FrontDoor, FastEcho and RemoteAccess ?

that combination was very popular, yes... i still run it here on OS/2 but i've hybridized binkd into the mix as well...

Do you think TBBS is worth running ?

I am curious about it since it used to cost a fortune.

Hello Dran.

02 Apr 16 00:18, you wrote to mark lewis:

Re: FrontDoor
By: mark lewis to Janis Kracht on Sun Apr 06 2014 12:07 pm

you are correct... FD is/was only publically available in two
flavors, DOS and OS/2... there was a winwhatever flavor being
worked on but RL got in the way as

Was the typical setup FrontDoor, FastEcho and RemoteAccess ?

Back then my setup was Intermail, Fastecho, and RemoteAccess.

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Jeff

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Hi Jeff.

Was the typical setup FrontDoor, FastEcho and RemoteAccess ?

Back then my setup was Intermail, Fastecho, and RemoteAccess.

Frontdoor, GEcho, and SuperBBS. :)

'Tommi

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mark lewis -> Robert Wolfe skrev 2017-09-14 22:33:

These are questions you would have to ask him directly or in the
FD_ECHO echo :)

FDECHO (no underscore, dash or dot) ;)

Yeah, that'll probably give more traffic. 8-)


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mark lewis wrote to Dran Draggore <=-

you are correct... FD is/was only publically available in two flavors,
DOS and OS/2... there was a winwhatever flavor being worked on but RL
got in the way as

Was the typical setup FrontDoor, FastEcho and RemoteAccess ?

that combination was very popular, yes... i still run it here on OS/2
but i've hybridized binkd into the mix as well...

Similar to what I have done here with FrontDoor/FastEcho/Maximus (all
native OS/2) thrown in with a like binkd via Internet Rex (again, native
OS/2 version) at os2bbs.org :)

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