BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 11-13-92 (13:30) Number: 398 From: MARK BUTLER Refer#: NONE To: ALL Recvd: NO Subj: QBTiny & ADVBAS libs Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
Hi all, as promised I am keeping all of you who may be interested posted as to what Tom Hanlin had to say about usage of his ADVBAS and QBTINY libraries, I just recieved his reply.... ===================================================================== Area: Q_HANLIN Date: 13 Nov 92 03:59:00 Public From: Tom Hanlin To: Mark Butler Subject: QBTiny and ADVBAS usage? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MB> Since there are a number of folks in Fido's Quik_bas echo that have MB> been discussing QBTiny and your old ADVBAS lib I will probably cross- MB> post your response there. What is the status of these two libs MB> regarding usage Tom? TH> AdvBas and QBTiny may be used freely. I no longer support them in any TH> real sense-- they may not be registered (source code is not available), TH> and there will be no further updates (beyond one minor upgrade for TH> QBTiny). Of course, if anyone has any questions related to these libs, TH> I'll still be glad to answer them if I can. TH> The libraries are still copyrighted and must not be regarded as public TH> domain. In particular, registered owners may not distribute the source TH> code, and any other restrictions on distribution as mentioned in the TH> original docs still apply. I just have a few common-sense caveats: the TH> files must be distributed intact as a unit, with no added or deleted TH> files, and with no alterations to the existing files. TH> The bottom line is, if you find AdvBas or QBTiny useful-- use 'em. >>> DeLuxeý 1.25 #10646 >>> BASNet: NetHost- The Toolkit BBS, Lowell,IN (219)696-3415 ==========================8< Cut Here 8<============================= Well gang that's Tom's word on it, use `em and enjoy I guess! úù [-M-H-B-] ùú --- PPoint 1.35 * Origin: Terminal Oasis, Portland OR (1:105/330.5)
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