You may want to check out the intro to the 6480 page before proceeding.
Although the version number is well above 6480's 2.2, it is much more obvious in this program than in its kin programs (6485 and 6487/UES) that this is hacked straight from 6480. The only apparent differences seem to be the inclusion of a bunch of new password protections, similar messages bases to those found in 6485, and a news file.
A familiar screen to 648x sysops
Transfers are open and easily accessible.
Computer : Commodore 64 or 128 in 64 mode Video : 40 columns Drives : (1 or 2) Commodore, Limited CMD (no part., no subdirs) Modems : 1600, 1650, Volks 6480, other 300-1200 baud Input : Keyboard Output : Printer optionally RAM use : N/A Special :
Pgm Struct : Single program Menu Struct : Single menu Translation : ASCII only Access : Passwords for several different functions Handle/ID : Name logged only User info : N/A User Logs : Simple call log to disk or printer Calls/Time : No limits Network : N/A Customizing : Everything is hard coded Programs : N/A Displays : N/A Commands : N/A Areas : N/A E-mail : N/A Messages : Separate menu Transfers : From main menu Network : N/A Programs : N/A Text : N/A User Cmds : N/A SysOp : Disk control, waiting for call screen Voting : N/A News : From main menu Help : N/A Other :
Offline : Message base configuration Online : Configuration controls Remote : Disk control On-L Display: N/A W.F.C. Utils: Configuration controls, passwords, disk access Chatting : From main prompt User : N/A Msg Bases : From offline program Transfers : Disk controls Programs : N/A Network : N/A Drives : CBM-DOS prompt Terminal : N/A
Structure : Single SEQ file Header : No set header Weeding : N/A Display : At logon, or on command
Structure : Linear style, no links Bases : Named bases, listed by number Limits : Enforced by SysOp : Reading : By number Headers : Name, date, subject Format : Text only Writing : New posts only Anonymous : No anonymous posts Network : N/A Other :
Structure : Line editor Commands : Hitting return on blank line gives a menu Editing : Not supported Formatting : Not supported Graphics : Not supported
Bases : Open directory style Storage : Access to drives depends on passwords Limits : No limits Credits : N/A Protocols : Punter Headers : Name, blocks Selection : By name Listing : Directory only Network : N/A Other :
Structure : N/A Storage : N/A Network : N/A Other : N/A
Structure : N/A Sending : N/A Receiving : N/A Network : N/A Other : N/A
Structure : N/A Programs : N/A Network : N/A Other : N/A
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