Notice concerning the archives in this folder
 
From: Charles T. Turley
Email: cturley@wco.com
Dated: 1/5/97

None of the archives uploaded by me to this folder were derived from either Genie
or the ProBeagle BBS online services. They are from my own personal software
collection. To the best of my knowledge, all of the archives arr classified as
freeware, and are presented for public access and download with all legal
restrictions abided by, in all manners.

Sincerely,
Charles T. Turley


See below  - Ref. post to: comp.sys.apple2

Exact Copy of:

news:mmunz-3012960008250001@slc-dial-46.inconnect.com

Re: Asimov (was: Re: Beagle Brothers
Date:30 Dec 1996 07:14:58 GMT
From:mmunz@inconnect.com (Mark Munz 
Organization:Puppy Dog Software
Newsgroups:comp.sys.apple2 
References:1 , 2 , 3 

In article <32C7317F.5070@primenet.com>, "Charles P. Hobbs"
<transit@primenet.com> wrote:

>Sam Ismail wrote:
>>
>> Robert Roehm (Robert_Roehm@lamg.com) wrote:
>> : Charles P. Hobbs,transit@primenet.com,Internet writes:
>> : I saw a bunch of Beagle Brothers stuff over on ftp.asimov.net . . .
>>
>> : Asimov is a cracked site.. Do not get files from there unless you want to be
>> : harassed!
>> : Files placed there have been illegally obtained.
>>
>> CHECK YOUR FACTS BEFORE YOU POST SUCH ASSANINE REMARKS YOU TOAD!
>
>I thought the Beagle Bro's stuff was placed in the public domain
>(or someone on here posted as such, they could be wrong, though)
>
>I also remember hearing about some software company (MECC, I think)
>asking Asimov to remove some MECC programs on there, and Asimov
>removed the programs.

Perhaps you need to check your facts before you post as well..

The free stuff was known as Beagle Oldies and included the following titles:

Alpha Plot, Beagle Bag, Frame-Up, Pro-Byter, Pronto DOS, Silicon Salad,
Double Take, Tip Disk #1, Shape & Font Mechanic, Flex Type, Beagle Basic,
DOS Boss, Big-U, D Code, Fat Cat, Extra K and Utility City.

And to quote the paragraph after the list in the Beagle Catalog:

Yes, these programs are free. But please don't give away any programs
other than those listed here.

Having seen the Asimov site, I can tell you that they include A LOT more
than those listed above.

Scantron/Quality Computers still has the rights to most of the other
Beagle Apple II Software.

Mark Munz
A former Beagle Bros