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GALACTICOMM GALACTICOMM, Inc., 11360 Tara Drive, Plantation, FL 33325 (305) 472-9560 MULTI-USER . for the IBM PC, XT, AT, and compatibles. 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Call (305) 922-3901 with a modem It had to happen eventually. for a free hands-on demonstration. And it has. Operate your own Or call Tim Stryker at the number multi-user Bulletin Board System below for a list of customers in for 8, 16, 32, even as many as your area. Or send us a diskette, 64 users at once. With the new and we'll send it back to you with GALA CTICOMM BREAKTHROUGH, our demo software package on it. a one-slot card with up to 16 Or send in $59 for The Major BBS 300/1200 modems on it. Internal. software (Fla. orders add 5% tax). Complete. Reliable. Profitable. Opportunity knocks. Do it now. OGALACTICOMM GALACTICOMM, Inc., 11360 Tara Drive, Plantation, FL 33325 (305) 472-9560 Sweltati.:43iliaet CaLaCTICIMPI MTH= ISM A BREAKTHROUGH 004113 IT We 85 JIS 1.9r Please mt. yotr ltearla: 8010550 Cater men amount: Gmatiam. llokelm she to see me lack 431111. Th. is 141011 mating fee emit Vas box mease a filet of Major Proportions... The telimeim maim are mailable: ... Taissaolossoin Swam iststutiss The Major BBS Multi-User Electronic Mail bossisai 6 ... ealeei dint, C tlattif alt A Bulletin Board System for up to 64 Post a message to another user, or to t Ilsoisasic ... em:atat simultaneous users. The Major BBS uses ALL (the public message area). BBS X ... Salt (tented* seek& the GALACTICOMM BREAK- automatically notifies recipient, next Plum select oae of tbe letters atC1146 tad ties mess liMre THROUGH hardware package, a fami- time he or she logs on. Each message is ly of multiple modem cards for the IBM tagged with creation date, who wrote PC, XT, AT, and compatibles. You can it, who it's for, and a topic field. Topics SysOp Power Console operate your own multi-user BBS, from may be browsed without reading the your home or business, with features message texts. Message editing capa- The Major BBS System Operator like: bility, automatic deletion of stale capabilities are simply awesome. Soft- messages, more! key command sequences allow you to Multi-User Teleconferencing send or broadcast bulletins, post "live" Multi-User Etc. Etc. Etc. account credits, set system log-on "Simulated CB radio" with 65535 dif- Users can upload and download files message, "kill" users, modems, more! ferent channels to choose from. Talk to using XMODEM protocol. Classified ad Main screen shows overall system others online, in real time. Any number service automatically scans the ad status: modems in use, an Audit Trail of people may join a single channel. database for a topic of interest. System of finance-related activity, a history of Transcript output format — makes Information module informs users of recent console commands, time and clear who said what, and in what SysOp policies, where to call or send date, and up to three Sys0p-selectable order. "Page" other users elsewhere money, and who is online at the system variables. Other screens show on the system, "scan" channels for ac- moment. User account-edit module "emulation" mode, account details, tivity, "unlist" and "nopage" yourself provides User-ID data display, credit modem activity, and system statistics. for greater privacy, more! transfer capability, more! No room to do it justice here . conat liforhe Iota Visti, Statictien,ii,e021,33,03,10M 83 "2 823 *lam are nee fro? 7 Usti 155, 58 36 27 98 883 BS PC 10 303; XS, 145 833 Ilic 15, 21i 55i $, 873 221811. ark:dale ave. 400 3lI1 a 311, 813 clime, kw dont ousel? Om& 41. It 3 833 eve. 2381 *tug Ato 97. 13240 581 41, V 81 11If. a sax 823 tiorina, ixet it nose evockett eel tbe &Motors Wag ziitit5 33.4e C891 Passoord 853 30531'6 Total 3551 sr! 21 (Spterspecific ifsplas area) 853 get siespin Oredits: 473 Atlanta, 3844315 ClxssL5iitel 85.1. Total list (mos) ... 413 ay to you coHective num in the al? Slactron?: ea. t44d81. 0710 Total pall (aver) ... 883 aispW 111 SI. '495 g tzii 235 itsi Total Iles Cowl 473 212-13,76 8,01 84 3 aie the etre at tie pins Tztalc bet *sal 853 (passing> nIzai.s: 0E3 593 853 masenals 28851 _ 135, ft.c. -t motel ....... 423 at best we eat kettle fres:: air done /are ray 51731 7 385 87 3 2 C.?assi. n2s, $S - 61 S 3 1,telt Order a copy of The Major BBS Yes! Send me a copy of (Florida orders add $2.95 tax.) today for only $59.00! This THE MAJOR BBS! E $59.00 check enclosed artificially low price is only E $67.30 for C.O.D. possible because we supply the Name E $65.15 for credit card: E VISA E MC E AMEX modem hardware too. Includes Company Exp. Date ILI 1=1= C source code, and a 175-page Address book with technical appendices. City State Zip Signature GALACTICOMM GALACTICOMM, Inc., 11360 Tara Drive, Plantation, FL 33325 (305) 472-9560 How To Support Your Customers ,,, You can provide software updates, answer tech- nical questions, and offer reams of product information to anyone with a modem. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, unattended. All you need is a PC, XT, AT, or 386-compatible, and a Galacticomm multi-user hardware/software package. And some phone lines. Our multi-user Bulletin Board System software, called The Major BBST1", supports your customers in several ways: • Public Posting Areas . technical dialogue, Our multi-modem PC cards are available in several bulletins, Q&A listings configurations: 2 to 8 modems per card at 2400 baud, or • Private E-Mail for one-on-one 2 to 16 modems per card at 1200 baud. These are true customer support single-slot cards with the modems built right in — no • Teleconferencing online "seminars" and additional serial ports, power supplies, or external real-time interaction boxes of any kind are required. The Major BBS can support up to 64 users simul- • File Upload/Download . distribute updates, P.R. taneously, although most of our customers operate info, "app notes" small 4 - to 16 -user systems. The C source code is also • Questionnaires for market research, available, so that you can modify the system to suit order forms, etc. your specific requirements. 11111 /31 14.1 X. ill 1 11 II 11. 11 3 1111.1111 .11 11 :I 1 3 • r X 1'1 ti IMP thO 'ea ta 5 Ihusr- 111 ••••• r_ MAR. For $59, we'll send you an introductory I—Yes! Send me a copy of (Florida orders add $3.54 tax. Oversea7 1 copy of The Major BBS, suitable for THE MAJOR BBS1 for shipping.) orders add U.S. $25 use with your standard COM1 and/or LI $59.00 check enclosed COM2 modems. This is a fully func- Name Ei $67.30 for C.O.D. tional version for up to 2 simultaneous LI $65.15 for credit card: users (3 if you count the Sys0p). You Company LI VISA D MC LI AMEX can upgrade later to a fully supported Exp. Date 4, 8, 16, 32, or 64-user version for only Address $300 per doubling (plus modem hard- ware of course!). State Zip Signature OGALACTICOMM Galacticomm, Inc. 4101 S.W. 47 Ave. Modem: (305) 583-7808 Fax: (305) 583-7846 Suite 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314 Voice: (305) 583-5990 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS SIGs (Special Interest Groups) Max # of SIGs 200 Model 4 Model 16 Model 2408 SIG user main menu options Read/write bulletins, upload/download files, 4 Maximum # of modems per card 16 8 teleconference, select another SIG Baud rates (auto-selecting) 3/1200 3/1200 3/12/2400 Search strategies supported keyword search, scan, title list Security levels (per user per SIG) invisible, read, download, write, Length 5-3/16" 13-1/8" 13-1/8" upload, Co-Op, SIG-Op, SYSOP Height 4-3/16" 4-3/16" 4-3/16" "Quickscan" SIGs (per user) 20 Thickness 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" Message threading forward or backward, by topic Tags maintained per message message no., date, time, reply count, "reply-to", "forwarded-by", "cc:-of" +5V max current (per modem) 250 mA 250 mA 190 mA Max message topic length 40 bytes (plus 32 byte aux. topic) -5V max current (per modem) -25 mA -25 mA -20 mA Max message text length 1920 bytes R/1N access time 250 ns 250 ns 150 ns Max file size up to size of disk Maximum PC/AT-style speed 16 MHz 16 MHz (no limit) Max # of messages + files at once 2,000,000 Maximum PC/XT-style speed 12 MHz 12 MHz (no limit) Max # of messages+ files ever 4 billion Maximum "zero-wait-state" speed 10 MHz 10 MHz (no limit) Upload/download protocols XMODEM, XMODEM-CRC, YMODEM, ASCII (paginated or non-stop) Operating temperature 0° to 50° C 0° to 50° C 0° to 50° C Special features novice/expert modes, CD-ROM compatible, context-sensitive help, keyword memory Storage temperature -25° to 85° C -25° to 85° C -25° to 85° C Electronic Mail E-Mail main menu options Read/write/modify/erase messages Telephone line interface (each) RJ-11 (male) RJ-11 (male) RJ-11 (male) Tags maintained per message message no., date, time, RRR, AFT, AC Impedance 600 ohms 600 ohms 600 ohms "reply-to", "forwarded-by", "cc:-of" Protection FCC Part 68 FCC Part 68 FCC Part 68 Maximum message topic length 40 bytes (plus 32 byte aux.
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