Jim Harrer, President & CEO
  Mustang Software, Inc.
  Bakersfield, CA
  (805) 395-0223
  INTERNET = jim.harrer@mustang.com
  MCI= MUSTANG
  CIS= 76004,1552

  On October 1, 1993 Mustang Software Inc., the developers of the
  Wildcat! LAN based Bulletin Board System (BBS) and QmodemPro
  Communications program will release a new program to link up
  their popular Wildcat! BBS to the Internet.

  wcUUCP, an Internet gateway for Wildcat!, was shown for the first
  time during ONE BBSCON last week to large crowds hungry for this
  new product. This gateway allows Internet E-Mail as well as
  Usenet News Groups (Public Mail) to be imported directly into a
  Wildcat! Bulletin Board System.

  "We realize there are thousands of people who would like to have
  access to the Internet for both Public and Private Mail but don't
  have an easy way to do so.  Our new gateway will allow any
  Wildcat! System Operator (SysOp) to provide easy access to the
  Internet, to their BBS callers. The end result is, more
  individual users will have access to the Internet then ever
  before," said Jim Harrer, Mustang's President & CEO.

  wcUUCP includes everything the system operator needs to send and
  retrieve mail from the Internet.  All the Sysop needs to do is
  connect to a Internet Host.  Set-up is simple for the Wildcat!
  System Operator.  The BBS actually becomes an Internet site.

  For example, when Mustang Software's very own BBS was connected
  to the Internet, it became known as mustang.com (.com means
  commercial).  Now, every user on the BBS has an Internet address.
  For example, "Rick Heming" as he is registered on MSI HQ BBS now
  has an Internet address of rick.heming@mustang.com.

  Now anyone on the Internet can leave messages to
  rick.heming@mustang.com and the mail will end up in the
  "UUCP-Email" conference on Mustang's HQ BBS where it will be
  addressed to "Rick Heming".  The interface is completely
  transparent to the BBS user.  They get their mail, just as if it
  was originated on the BBS.

  "The Internet is rapidly becoming the standard electronic e-mail
  highway.  Having an address on the Internet basically allows you
  to communicate with anyone with an e-mail account, even
  CompuServe, MCI E-Mail and Prodigy users.  It's simply awesome,"
  said Harrer.  "We estimate over 1 million users log into any one
  of our 22,000 Wildcat! Bulletin Board Systems worldwide. I
  suspect many of them will be communicating via the Internet very
  soon."

  Mustang's wcUUCP product includes a UUCICO (Unix-to-Unix-Copy-In-
  Copy-Out) communications program which actually transports the
  messages to and from the Internet service provider.  No
  additional third party utilities or shareware programs are
  required, which makes it one of the most complete packages
  available to BBS operators today.

  wcUUCP retails for $299.00 and requires Wildcat! version 3 or
  later. Mustang Software has reduced it to $99 as an introductory
  price until October 31, 1993.  wcUUCP and well as Mustang's
  entire line of BBS and communications products will also be made
  available through normal distributor and dealer channels.

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