ProBoard II
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Also listed as: ProBOARD ][ GBBS

"I operated the ProBOARD first on an Apple IIc with 140k Floppy
disk and 128k of RAM beginning in late 1985. I may have used a
different name at first, I was known as Silver Surfer then. By the
time I became the Official GBBS-Pro Support and Development person
for new owner Steven Lichter of The Apple Elite ][ in Riverside, I
had changed the name to the ProBOARD ][ GBBS and used the well
known handle Surfer Joe. Software I wrote was best known by my
initials JPE. The ProBOARD ][ was A showcase of the most radical
mods a SysOP could do to their personal Boards and many came to me
for consulting and program work. Much of which was done remotely,
across the country and around the world as early as 1987. The
Primary GBBS-Pro BBS's in our Support Network were Networked using
OggNET Node and Ring Software designed and developed by Paul
Oggman. Gateways were build to interface our Network with FIDO and
other nets. I was also Co-Designer and Developer for ProTERM Mac
after many years on the beta test team for ProTERM A2. (Greg
Schaefer and I became good friends) Search GBBS for more info. The
ProBOARD ][ GBBS was preserved and sold intact to the Boston
Computer Musuem in 2000. This was the same exact computer that Bob
Hardy (later CEO for Sega North America) Created many of his
popular A2 Games on in the early days btw." - John Edwards

Phone   : 805-239-4292
Place   : Paso Robles, CA
Years   : 1986 - 1998
Sysop   : John P. Edwards
Software: GBBS

Listed by telephone number, as they all were. A few of
these boards did reach the web: see recoveries-002.txt.
Source  : bbslist.textfiles.com, compiled by Jason Scott

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