MINIHOST
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  MINIHOST was written with simplicity in mind.  It is simple to use, and
easy to setup.  It only requires 192K of memory,  and is small enough to be
run from a floppy disk.  User entries are added and deleted using your
favorite text editor.  The message base is a text file system, and messages
must be maintained using your editor as well.  Any number of callers may
call MINIHOST, but only 500 can be 'remembered' by the system.

Registration fee: $25 hobby, $50 otherwise.
Current release: 01/01/89j


MAXIHOST
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  MAXIHOST tries to maintain the text file message system, while providing
a more robust optional message database system.   Many new features, like
event scheduling, etc, were added.  Still simple to setup, it requires 384K
of memory, and user entries are still added and deleted using your text
editor.  It is also limited to 500 'remembered' callers.

Registration fee: $29 hobby, $59 otherwise.
Current release: 06/01/91g


MEGAHOST
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  A serious, full featured multi-user BBS designed for ease of use.
Features include B-Tree indexed Message and Caller databases with a
capacity of over 2 billion records each, ring back for voice lines and
built-in callback for additional security, file transfers (ASCII,
Xmodem, Ymodem, and Zmodem included - many other protocols are already
configured and only need the driver to be activated), ANSI, RIP, NAPLPS, BIG,
and CONDOR graphics support, dynamically built menus based on security levels
-or- custom menus created with an ANSI screen designer, configurable main
menu access to multiple door programs, bulletins, chat mode, questionnaire,
doors, multiple user security levels and password protection for file areas.
Support for front end mailers and echo / net mail doors.  Interrupt
driven send and receive buffers, NS16550A UART FIFO utilization,
directly supporting 16.8 kbps modems.  Database sharing support under
Desqview, MS Windows, Novell, Banyon Vines, or any SHARE compatible
network.  Very easy configuration by a supplied ASCII text file that
is quickly modified.  You can have the program on-line in about 1/2
hour in most cases.  The documentation walks you through the each
option step by step.  Advanced SysOp utilities are available.  Free
technical support is provided by the author.

Current release: 2.20
Registration fee: $49 hobby, $79 otherwise.