[Coco] Coco on Intenet BBS

Bill Gordon cwgordon at carolina.rr.com
Sun Jan 5 14:47:26 EST 2014


Thanks, Bill, I made it!! Only problem I'm having is changing SuperComm's
screen colors.

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From: coco-bounces at maltedmedia.com [mailto:coco-bounces at maltedmedia.com] On
Behalf Of Bill Pierce
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2014 11:12 AM
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Subject: [Coco] Coco on Intenet BBS


Ok, I finally logged my Coco onto Bill Gordon's "SquareOne" BBS.
As soon as I connected... I was taken back to 1985 and Mark Samwick's
"Wilmington 80 BBS" where I spent MANY hours in the "Color Computer SIG"
discussing Coco programming, software and playing D&D. There was some Coco
software for download as well. It was there I met a lot of Wilmington area
CocoNuts and discovered another local BBS... "New Hanover Highschool BBS"
which had a very active Coco SIG and tons of Coco files. I eventually became
"CoSIGOp" along with Dean Holder and kept the Coco file downloads stocked
with stuff from Delphi till it went down in about 1999 or 2001 (??). I
really miss those days :-)

Here's the setup to get on Bill Gordon's "SquareOne BBS" (for those who
don't know)

PC:
DriveWire4 (latest) w/active internet connection (not dw3) Coco 3:
Nitros9 w/dw4 (nos96x09L2v030209coco3_dw.dsk) SuperComm (supercomm.dsk)
Instructions:
Start Supercomm by typing "supercomm /n" (no quotes) hit "F1", "t" (or <alt>
t) and select "ANSI" for your terminal Now (blindly) type
"ATD71.68.29.241:23" (without quotes).
As an alternate to typing the address, you can set up an "autodial" file. In
/DD/SYS/DIAL, create a file named "Squre_One.adf".
In that file (with text editor) type:

ADS=ATD71.68.29.241:23<CR>
RTR=FF<CR>
RPS=10<CR>

To use the autodial in Supercomm, just hit "F1", "a" (or <alt> a) and select
"Square One"
Use either method to dial...
Wait for connection
Follow prompts... Username/password or New User And you're in !! 




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