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YAPP Version 3.0

Yapp 3.0 allows WWW access in addition to text-mode access from Unix. You may see Yapp 3.0 in action at any of the sites below:

• Armidale Software, Redmond, Washington Running on: Linux.
• Pacific Telesis, San Francisco, California. Running on: Solaris
• GameSpot, San Francisco, California. Running on: SGI Irix
• Ragan Communications, San Francisco, California. Running on: Solaris
• The Spring, Austin, Texas. Running on: BSDI
• The River, Berkeley, California. Running on: FreeBSD. (No guest access)
• M-Net, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Login Using Telnet: Log in as newuser, and enter the bbs. M-Net, the world's first public access Unix system, have been using Yapp as their BBS conferencing system since 1993. Running on: BSDI.
• California Institute of Integral Studies , San Francisco, California Running on: Solaris

Authorized Distributors:

YAPP Version 2.3

Yapp 2.3 allows text-based access from Unix, and allows conferences to be linked to mailing lists. It has been tested on all of the following platforms:

• BSDI
• FreeBSD
• OpenBSD
• HP/UX
• Linux
• NeXTstep
• OSF/1
• SCO Unix
• Solaris
• SunOS
• Ultrix
• Unixware

• Drizzle, Seattle, Washinton. Running on: Linux. (Visit the "Salon")
• Chinet, Chicago, Illinois. Running on: SuSe
• Netherlands, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Running on: Linux.

Version 2.3 of Yapp is shareware and source is available for download.

Additional information is available:

• Users Manual. This is a public domain manual for PicoSpan, and is not officially part of YAPP, although it all applies equally to YAPP.

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