The HMVH Corporation BBS started off on the 28th June 1994 on a puny little
 80386SX/16,  4MB of RAM, initially a Hercules monitor,  a 340MB and a 250MB
 hard drive, a Datatronics 14400 modem, and one helluva lot of optimism.
 However,  the 15th December 1994  is regarded as  the official incept date.

 Since then the BBS hardware has evolved to a Pentium 120 (the 6th CPU since 
 day one) with 8MB of RAM.  A 540MB, two 1.xGB hard drives and a CD-ROM make 
 up for the program and data storage.  A Ditto 3200 tape backup provides for 
 some security,  and the system  communicates  with the outside world via  a 
 generic 33k6 bps modem. That's about it!
 The operating platform is good old MS-DOS 5.0, the BBS software remains the
 excellent RemoteAccess,  currently at version 2.02 (registered).  A host of 
 utilities and batch add-ons  make the project run quite seamlessly and just
 about without human intervention.

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