I'm struggling with those levels containing conveyor belts where you need the right timing to jump off and back on quickly. Are you using mouse or keyboard @Byte Knight? And how many levels have you skipped? ;-)

The downside is - there is no WWW, there is no Hotline. BBSing is straight down to classic Telnet, no fancy ANSI colour support.

ClarisWorks (V4 and earlier) had a telecom module that used the Mac Communication ToolBox, which surfaced in System 6.0.5. The Communication Toolbox is also used by HyperCard, and OpenDoc.

Duluth is one fine town. I live down in St. Peter. Minnesota did have some good bbs back in the day. Mankato had a huge one that was very popular, but you had to pay to join. I use to call into one in St. Cloud, which catered to about everyone using anything that could reach it. Alexandria had a fine one as well, but it catered more to Ataris and Amigas and had lots and lots of music files for those machine.

I always used the communications module of ClarisWorks to connect. Being from Minnesota you can no doubt relate to the attitude that, "I spent perfectly good money for a telecom application and I will be damned if I I buy another."

I went to the site listed on page 1 in Cyberdog, I got a bunch of text. I wanted to see if the BBS would work from Cyberdog's built in telnet, but did not see any connection information.

I noticed the text on the site started talking about the first setup in Northern Minnesota. I am a Minnesotan and it is nice to see someone on the forum who knows where that is.

Really? iCab 2.9.9 is supported? :-D

Got it thank you buddy. Much appreciated.

Once i got the old girl put back together i’ll be on

Welcome Captain,
Maybe you can help as I forgot my password and couldn’t work out how to reset it as it says my email address was already in use. Any help so i can get back on as i really enjoyed your BBS experience