Meaning BBS
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A system for posting messages so other people on a message board can read them and reply, which you access by phoning the BBS and connecting using special software. This system is not commonly used an [..]
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Be Back Soon
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(Bulletin Board System) A computerized meeting and announcement system that allows people to carry on discussions, upload and download files, and make announcements without the people being connected [..]
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Stands for Bulletin Board Service.
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 Abbreviation for Bulletin Board System, a
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   be back soon
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Bulletin Board System. A dial-up service offering messages, files, and other services over a modem. BBS were very popular in the 1980s and early 1990s, but have been largely replaced by the Internet.
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/B-B-S/ [abbreviation, `Bulletin Board System'] n. An electronic bulletin board system; that is, a message database where people can log in and leave broadcast messages for others grouped (typica [..]
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Software that enables users to log into email‚ usenet and chat groups via modem.
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WebGuest Dictionary Members of a BBS can dial into their BBS, mostly to download  files, to send email or to join discussion groups  . BBS's were the main source of the online  community until the breakthrough of the Internet  and the WWW .&nbsp
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(Bulletin Board System) An acronym for Bulletin Board System, a computer equipped with software and telecommunications links that allow it to act as an information host for remote computer systems. Also called electronic bulletin board
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See: bulletin board system.
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Bulletin Board System. An electronic message center. Most bulletin boards serve specific interest groups.
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Bulletin Board Service. A non commercial dial-up service usually run by a user group or software company. By dialing up a BBS with your modem, you can exchange messages with other users, and upload or download software.
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(Bulletin Board System) - An online meeting and information system that allows people to carry on discussions, make announcements and transfer files. There are thousands of BBS's around the world [..]
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Abbreviation for Bulletin Board System. See Bulletin Board.
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Bulletin board system
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be back soon
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bulletin board system
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Be back soon
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An online community run on a host computer that users can dial or log into in order to post messages on public discussion boards, send and receive email, chat with other users, and upload and download [..]
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This is the acronym for Bulletin Board System, a system that lets people read each other's messages and post new ones. Usenet is, in effect, the world's largest distributed BBS. Typically, t [..]
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Broker/Broker Settlement system. Operated by ASX, this system enables Brokers to settle inter-broker obligations nationally.
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Bulletin Board System. These were networks, usually run by volunteers who provided their own computers and time, which pre-dated the Internet as a means of transferring messages, files and information [..]
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Bulletin Board System
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(Bulletin Board System)
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Bulletin Board System. Works like its real world counterpart. A place to post messages and read messages left by others by computer. Most BBS systems charge a fee to belong and, if their phone number [..]
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BBS (Bulletin Board System). A service, usually free, you can phone with your modem and leave public or private messages forother callers. Usually only one person at a time can use a BBS. Most BBS es [..]
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(Bulletin Board System) -- A computerized meeting and announcement system that allows people to carry on discussions, upload and download files, and make announcements without the people being connect [..]
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A bulletin board system is a computer that can be directly connected to via modem and provides various services like e-mail, chatting, newsgroups, and file downloading. BBSs have waned in popularity a [..]
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A computerized meeting and announcement system that allows people to carry on discussions, upload and download files, and make announcements without the people being connected to the computer at the s [..]
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(Bulletin Board System) -- Computer system used as an information source and message switching system for a particular interest group. A place that allows people to carry on discussions, upload and download files, and make announcements.
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A system or service on the Internet that allows subscribed users to read and respond to messages written by other users (e.g. in a forum or newsgroup
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A Web-based public system where users can share discussions, files and announcements. These forums are often used for a particular interest group.
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Bulletin Board System-a computerized meeting and announcement system that allows people to carry on discussions, upload and download files, and make announcements without the people being connected to the computer at the same time. Many thousands (millions?) of BBS's are in operation around the world. Most are very small, running on a single I [..]
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This is an acronym for Bulletin Board System, a computer equipped with software and telecommunications links that allow it to act as an information host for remote computer systems.  
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See: Bulletin Board System
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(n) a computer that is running software that allows users to leave messages and access information of general interest
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See bulletin board system.
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Bulletin Board Service. A forum for users to browse and exchange information. Computer BBSs are accessible by telephone via a personal computer and a modem. Many BBSs are small operations run by a single person that allow only several users to log on at the same time. Some are much larger and allow hundreds of users to login simultaneously to use t [..]
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Similar to a newsgroup. Users post and respond to messages posted on a bulletin board. Generally there is a topic for discussion.
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Bulletin Board System. A computerized version of the bulletin boards found in stores and other public places, where people can leave messages and advertise things they want to buy or sell. BBSs are of [..]
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  Be Back Soon
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(Bulletin Board System) A computer system that is accessible by other computer users to leave messages, or retrieve or leave files. A bulletin board service is a forum fo [..]
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  Bulletin Board System/Service. Prior to the 1990s and the explosive growth of the World Wide Web, systems' users were offered a direct dial-up link to the supplier's BBS, from which they could download files and/or read hints, tips etc. BBS access is now less common as all such sites have migrated to the Web. *** The Information Securit [..]
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Breeding Bird Survey. This survey is typically performed in June by volunteers on over 4000 bird counts. The counts are done by vehicle during the morning. Many nocturnal or less vocal species are not [..]
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Stands for Bulletin Board System. A BBS is a web based public electronic system that allow users to dial in with a modem and share discussions, review messages left by other users, and share files.
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Behavioral-based safety
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bulletin board system (BBS) A computer system equipped with one or more modems or other means of network access that serves as an information and message-passing center for remote users. Many software and hardware companies run proprietary BBSs for customers that include sales information, technical support, and software upgrades and patches.
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(telecommunications,Internet) bulletin board system or bulletin board service (education) Bachelor of Business Studies (computing) BIOS boot sequence (computing) BIOS boot specification (Compa [..]
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