Re: Pbem programming

From: gsf@ftech.co.uk

Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 00:00:00 +0000

In Article<357e403a.80209645@proxy.slas.loc>, <lars_w@slas.dk> writes:
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> From: lars_w@slas.dk (Lars Wiberg)
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> Subject: Pbem programming
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> Hi,
>
> I've been pondering the thought about creating my own unique pbem with
> a host/client program to go with it (like winplan and the sorts). Does
> anyone reading this group have any experience in programming in that
> area. Delphi seems pretty straight forward, and would be the obvious
> choice to program in, but the email handling of the game files and
> subsequently the file format is a matter I know little about. If
> anyone with some experience could be interested in joining me
> thoughout this project, I would be grateful for any contributions.
> Consider this letter as a serious attempt to gather some (many) people
> around a pbem project that could get better than ever expected.
>
> - Lars Wiberg
> - southend@has.dk or lars_w@slas.dk
> - ICQ#2024663
>
> PS: I will be needing skilled 3D artists too :-)

GSF specialises in producing PBM & PBEM games, with player turn display and
inputting programs written in Visual Basic 4/5. We also have a talented artist
available on staff, please feel free to visit our web site.

Graham..
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References

Pbem programming
lars_w@slas.dk (Lars Wiberg)
Wed, 10 Jun 1998 00:00:00 +0000