Links for Previous Article
The links to the Various Telnet Directories in the previous post did not
come out correctly. Here is the correct segment (I hope).


Australian BBS Registry
htA good BBS one most sites seem to work, fairly up to date.

HYTELNET
htVery large, but very old, appears most don't work, but worth a try.

Telnet BBS Guide
htSeems good and up to date

Links for Previous Article
The links to the Various Telnet Directories in the previous post did not
come out correctly. Here is the correct segment (I hope).


Australian BBS Registry
htA good BBS one most sites seem to work, fairly up to date.

HYTELNET
htVery large, but very old, appears most don't work, but worth a try.

Telnet BBS Guide
htSeems good and up to date

Links for Previous Article
The links to the Various Telnet Directories in the previous post did not
come out correctly. Here is the correct segment (I hope).


Australian BBS Registry
htA good BBS one most sites seem to work, fairly up to date.

HYTELNET
htVery large, but very old, appears most don't work, but worth a try.

Telnet BBS Guide
htSeems good and up to date

Telnet for iMac
Telnet is a text based system of user commands using TCP/IP protocols to
access a remote computer. To access computers on Telnet you need to have
permission, this means that you may require a username and password to
authenticate.

A popular Telnet application for your old classic iMac is BetterTelnet,
which is an extention of NCSA Telnet. It can be retrieved at
www.cstone.net/~rbraun/mac/telnet/. Usually you access Telnet sites by
clicking links to them in your web browser. This should open up the
Telnet application to the site.

Various Telnet Directories

Australian BBS Registry
htA good BBS one most sites seem to work, fairly up to date.

HYTELNET
htVery large, but very old, appears most don't work, but worth a try.

Telnet BBS Guide
htSeems good and up to date