Dec 082017
BBS-type mail system, public domain with Pascal source. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
CONFIG.ZIP | 106524 | 102013 | deflated |
EXPORT.ZIP | 26017 | 23536 | deflated |
IMPORT.ZIP | 39688 | 35697 | deflated |
NETDOOR.ZIP | 60805 | 55982 | deflated |
README | 1401 | 724 | deflated |
Download File NMSOURCE.ZIP Here
Contents of the README file
I am releasing NetMail source into the public domain in
hopes that someone else may be able to benefit from the
code. I am simply too bogged down with my "real job" to
maintain the code. The name of the source code file is
NMSOURCE.ZIP.
I originally wrote NetMail to combat the exorbitant price
of PCBoard E-Mail systems by those who held a monopoly on
them at the time. I think most Sysops will recall having
to pay literally hundreds of dollars for their e-mail
systems in the "early days". NetMail has never sold for
more than $40 for the entire system, and was completely
shareware. I think most will also recall the sudden and
dramatic drop in prices by those other systems down to
about $40 as well. If nothing else, this has given me the
most gratification.
Along the way, the MetroNet E-Mail system was organized to
combat those e-mail systems which sought to impose
restrictions, rules and other impositions on what should
always have been a non- restrictive system. I am proud
that NetMail was able to assist in the creation of such a
network. It is my hope that someone else will be able to
use this source code to further the concept of open e-mail
systems.
The number of people who have supported NetMail through
the years is too great to list here. I hope that the
release of NetMail source in some way says "thanks".
Mark Findlay
hopes that someone else may be able to benefit from the
code. I am simply too bogged down with my "real job" to
maintain the code. The name of the source code file is
NMSOURCE.ZIP.
I originally wrote NetMail to combat the exorbitant price
of PCBoard E-Mail systems by those who held a monopoly on
them at the time. I think most Sysops will recall having
to pay literally hundreds of dollars for their e-mail
systems in the "early days". NetMail has never sold for
more than $40 for the entire system, and was completely
shareware. I think most will also recall the sudden and
dramatic drop in prices by those other systems down to
about $40 as well. If nothing else, this has given me the
most gratification.
Along the way, the MetroNet E-Mail system was organized to
combat those e-mail systems which sought to impose
restrictions, rules and other impositions on what should
always have been a non- restrictive system. I am proud
that NetMail was able to assist in the creation of such a
network. It is my hope that someone else will be able to
use this source code to further the concept of open e-mail
systems.
The number of people who have supported NetMail through
the years is too great to list here. I hope that the
release of NetMail source in some way says "thanks".
Mark Findlay
December 8, 2017
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