BBS Support

	Michael, who runs the Disk Cache BBS in Mountain View, CA,
has very kindly offered to let his system be a forum for questions about
CDP; and the latest shareware version of CDP will be kept on his system.

	All CDP questions will receive a prompt response. You may scan all
such messages easily at one time and should find answers not only to your
current question, but to unanticipated ones. Not to mention advice about CDP
uses that others have discovered.

	You may call Disk Cache at:	415-941-2647

	The protocol:			1200-9600 USR DS,N,8,1

	And the friendly SYSOP is Michael. 

	Send messages	To:	ALL

	with 		Subj.:	CDP causes ozone depletion

		or whatever -- just be sure to mention CDP in the subject!!

	There is a special CDP conference where all the CDP-related messages
are gathered. When in that conference you have download privileges for
materials in that conference, including the latest version of CDP.

	To get to the conference just type J 3 <Return>. (J is for Join
and the conference number is 3.)

	Hints to save on your phone bill if there is a toll:

	If you have a question to ask, prepare it in an Ascii file of no
	more than 72 columns per line, and 50 lines maximum. After you have 
	started your message for your question, simply upload that Ascii
	file in Ascii mode (all Comm packages have such a mode).
	
	You can download recent mail for your review, thus saving
	additional connect time. But first you must 'open a door'. Its very
	simple, open 1 <Return>, from the main menu.

	To see all the questions and answers of others who have been there
	before you, do the ZIPM option, which will put all the messages
	(or just the latest ones if you already have seen the earlier ones)
	into a .ZIP file which you can download swiftly and economically.

	Also, a friendly moose runs a BBS in Sunnyvale, CA called The
	Moose is Loose, and the latest versions of CDP may be obtained
	there also. 

	Call:	The Moose is Loose	408-773-9573
	Send Msgs to Cliff Roberson Or ALL
	Direct msgs. to section 11 for CDP; but any will do.
	
	The protocol:			1200-9600 USR DS,N,8,1

	CDPSW??.ZIP is a FREE download on both boards for first-timers.