BBS Express Pro

[Sleepy]

Hi Lance,

 

I hope you are healthy again.

 

I´m also interested in a (legal) copy.

 

Best wishes

 

Sleepy

[rcamp48]

Hi Lance: I am still interested in a legal copy of BBS Express Pro with source code, are there any available? 

 

Russ Campbell

 

[Led]

On 5/15/2010 at 10:40 AM, JonnyBritish said:

After watching the BBS Documentary I am of course interested in playing with some Atari BBS software and as BBS Express pro was written in Action! it has my attention.

Does anyone have a copy of BBS Express Pro? Was anyone running a BBS with it?

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

[itzmike]

Still has his original BBS Express 2.0, #1147

Disk survived being bent in half by the USPS.

[+Allan]

3 hours ago, Led said:

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

Do you recall any other 8-bit programs you wrote back in the day?

[Tillek]

3 hours ago, Led said:

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

Just in case you may be interested/didn't know.  Still a few BBS Express! Pro BBSs still running on telnet.

 

http://www.sfhqbbs.org/ataribbslist.php

 

[Tillek]

4 hours ago, Led said:

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

... and welcome to the party!

[+Stephen]

4 hours ago, Led said:

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

Welcome!

[Tillek]

5 hours ago, Led said:

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

We also have some of the ST versions running too.  SyncTerm is a good option for BBSing from Win/Mac/Linux/Others since it handles ATASCII and ANSI very well!  

[+bf2k+]

6 hours ago, Led said:

BBS Express! Pro was not written in Action.  The core BBS was written in 100% 6502 Assembler.   However, it does heavily support Action!, and some of the external modules were written in Action!.  That was a great programming language.  BTW, I know this because I am the original author of BBS Express! and the whole Express! series

 

Keith

 

Hey man!

 

 

[+DarkLord]

Yes, welcome back!