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03-25-20 17:31 August Abolins wrote to Ed Vance about Need a Chromebook Helper

 AA> @MSGID: <5E7BAAB6.2028.windowsb@capitolcityonline.net>
 AA> @REPLY: <5E7AB765.2023.windowsb@capitolcityonline.net>
 AA> On 24/03/2020 9:10 p.m., Ed Vance : August Abolins wrote:

 AA>>I have seen some sites that offer games via Java. They work
 AA>>well. No download required.

 EV>My Friend may get confused if I mention Java to him..
 EV>Really, I am not knowledgeable about Java..

 AA> Hello Ed!

 AA> Java and JavaScript are completely different things. I'll let you
 AA> research that.

I mentioned the Java Javastrip difference in a earlier message in this .REP .

I won't do any research about it right now.
I probable have a Ask Leo or Ask Woody or Wikipedia file I saved long about
the difference.

 AA> Just google for "online java games" and go from there.

WHEN I get my ROUNDTUIT I will do THAT! THANKS! All the help I can get to
help my friend is VERY MUCH APPRICIATED!

 AA> One place that I found worked really well is pogo.com. The last time i
 AA> looked at
 AA> it was over 5 years ago.  Meanwhile, they've changed the service a bit,
 AA> and seems to support previously registered users only now.

And another THANKS!

 AA> This one is quick, and allows immediate play:

 AA> .http://www.lutanho.net/stroke/online.html

I will take a look at it before I mention it to my friend.
If it is a TEXT Game he told me today He isn't interested in the 100 or so
TEXT Games on Mikes Capitol City BBS.
He doesn't like Text Games.

 AA>>Many BBSes have fine DOOR GAMES. Would that fit the bill?

 EV>He isn't a BBS User.

 AA> Sounds like he has a limited understanding of BBSes.  Games on BBSes
 AA> are traditional, blocky, ascii, etc.. types.  Some are based on
 AA> animations, some are
 AA> text-based like RPG's.  But many are implemented quite nicely.

Yes, he isn't interested in the Technical part or wanting to become a BBS
User, he just wants to play GOOD GAMES On-Line.

He told me today he plays Pool On-Line and won TWO sessions of Pool of the
many he played today.
I told him to Email the Link to that Game page so I could look at it.

Before he got the Chromebook he has used Ubuntu, Win3.1 and Win95, then he
got a X-Box system and loved to play Madden Football and a Car Racetrack
game called Frouza (?).
He has had the X-Box, X-Box360 and a X-Box One and wishes he could play
X-Box games on his Chromebook.

 EV>Years ago when This BBS (CCO) could be Dial'd-Up I gave him the
 EV>phone number of the Prism BBS he could get on using Dial-Up.

 EV>He used it for a while and didn't continue calling it. That may
 EV>have been because Janis moved away from this area.

 AA> Today, we access BBSes via Telnet.

I tried Telnet and talked to Mike about my difficulties with it and Mike
told me about a web site I could go to that would grab the packet for me
and send it to me via FTP.

I used that method for a long time and then got a BRIGHT IDEA to make my own
FTP Script(s) to GET and PUT .QWK Packets to his BBS.
I run the Script with a .BAT file from a CMD Prompt.

Talk about being LAZY, I AM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 EV>I added Your Initials to the TAGLINE that You used in a message
 EV>over in the DOVE echo.
 AA> [snip]

 EV>I didn't know if You created the TAGLINE or Stole it as I did
 EV>today, but anyway I added it to my TAGLINE File with Your
 EV>Initials.
 EV>.. Genelogy: chasing your own tale. - A. A.

 AA> I did not come up with it.  But it *is* a good isn't it?

 AA>  ..AA

I will leave the -  A. A. at the end of that TAGLINE unless You say for me
to remove it.

At least now You Know I am a TAGLINE THIEF!!!!!!!!!

73 de Ed W9ODR   .                .


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