In addition
to
the state and phone
number
cate-
gories, there are three categories
which
may
not
seem
clear at first glance.
The
Type
category in-
dicates
the
type
of
program run
by
the
BBS.
For
example,
AMIS stands for Atari Message and In-
formation System.
The
type
of
program run
by
the
BBS
has
no
effect on
how
you
use
the
BBS;
it
is
simply for
your
own
information. The Name
category indicates the name
of
the
BBS,
and
the
Note
category explains
when
the
BBS
is
open.
The symbols in this
last category are explained
directly above the chart.
If
a question mark
appears,
it
is
not
known
at
which
times
that
BBS
can be accessed .
. Remember, these numbers included in the chart
are answered
by
computers; there
is
no
one
at
the
other
end
to
talk to.
You
must have the
proper equipment hooked up
to
your
computer
to
use them. Also,
while
this list was current
at
the time this book
went
to
press,
BBSs
tend
to
come and
go
.
You
can call the A.R.C.AD.E.
phone number: (at the
top
of
the chart) for
the
most
up-to-date
listing. Enjoy yourself
l
ATARIBBSs
FROM
A.R.C.A.D.E.
BB
313-978
-
8087
UPDATED
06/03/83
NOTES
L = LIMITED Evenings & Weekends
R
= RING-BACK Call. Call-back
# =
ORIGINAL
of
This format
&
= 1200 Baud optional
* =
24
HOUR
Operation
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by
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