QuickBBS

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QuickBBS (QBBS) was a bulletin board system (BBS) application first introduced for MS-DOS by Adam Hudson.[5][6][7]

Original authorAdam Hudson[1]
Developer(and Phil Becker)
Initial release1986; 40 years ago (1986)[2][3][4]

BBS Sites that ran on QBBS (QuickBBS) Texas:

AES (Austin Software Exchange) ran for over 10 years - Site offered Files, Message Board, Doors, Games, multi-user chat rooms. First in area to offer ISDN services.
Stable release
2.90 / January 4, 1999; 27 years ago (1999-01-04)
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QuickBBS
Original authorAdam Hudson[1]
Developer(and Phil Becker)
Initial release1986; 40 years ago (1986)[2][3][4]

BBS Sites that ran on QBBS (QuickBBS) Texas:

AES (Austin Software Exchange) ran for over 10 years - Site offered Files, Message Board, Doors, Games, multi-user chat rooms. First in area to offer ISDN services.
Stable release
2.90 / January 4, 1999; 27 years ago (1999-01-04)
Operating systemMS-DOS
TypeBulletin board system
LicenseProprietary
Website(defunct)
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Features

Messaging

Multi-User Login

Doors

Games

File Transfer

Multi-user interaction

Low Memory Overhead
Written in Borland Turbo Pascal



Other BBS Software Programs

RBBS-PC
FidoBBS / FidoNET


References

External links

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