This particular version says 6.01 when run and is the same size as 6.01, but it had an additional program of the disk that I'm not sure is associated thus the version 7.0 designation.

This is a xmodem fixed version of CCGMS 7.0 released by Entity of Lethal. This version is 110 blocks because there is a full intro.

I'm sure this happens all the time, but this version is just a copy of the Lethal release of 7.0 which Unitbit and Blackmail tacked on their own intro screen (LAME).

Standard CCGMS 7.0 with added Blue Box.

Yet another "fixed" version of CCGMS 7.0. This version supposedly has an MCI fix whatever that is. Of all the hacked versions of 7.0 I have seen this far, this seams to be the cleanest.

By IMAN of XPB (1988) - Appears this is quite a hacked version that supposedly supports ANSI.

Extras and Mods by Viper of Fairlight.

Release by The Ruling Company, This is also know as CCGMS Elite.

Released by - The Federal Cracking Crew (June 3rd, 1989). This version has an intro screen and looks a little different than the normal CCGMS. One of the neat features on this version is the onscreen display of the serial lines (dsr, cts, dcd, etc...).

Released by Wizra & Mirage on 06/30/89 - This appears to be a hack of version 7.5++

CCGMS 8.0 + Blue Box by Roy of Victims - Released May 1991.

Release 7/12/1989 by Predator/FCC. L33t K-Rad mod of CCGMS.

Mods by Prison Master D.D.I.

Another hacked version of CCGMS by Ghostrider/High Shot. No mention anywhere of what makes this a 9.0 release. They didn't even bother to update the authors notes inside the program.

Another one of the bazillion modz of CCGMS. This one is being called the 1990 version released by Icebreaker of BDS.

This is the Ghostrider/High Shot mod of CCGMS 9.0 with the BlueBox Dialer v1.0 by Ole A. Grytdal (1991).

1994 - This might be my favorite version of CCGMS. Not only does it have a built in Blue Box, it has a sweet screen capture function to fill the buffer once you see what you want instead of filling it sequentially.

This release by TERA is a fixed version of CCGMS 5.5 - Supposedly 5.5 had a broken formula for 2400 baud. The files for this version are on a disk with some other TERA stuff. I didn't want to screw with the disk because it had a petscii design in the dir.

Upgraded version of CCGMS Elite v1.0 by Stealth (New 2400 Baud routines by Doctor O). Docs and some other enhanced utilities on disk also.

CCGMS Future v0.1 - Released in August 2021 by Mist64 is the next step in evolution for the beloved CCGMS terminal program originally written by Craig Smith, then later updated by Alwyz. New features include:

CCGMS Future v0.2 - Released in March 2022 by Mist64 is the next step in evolution for the beloved CCGMS terminal program originally written by Craig Smith, then later updated by Alwyz and Michael Steil.  New features include:

CCGMS Macro Editor is one of the great utility programs that accompanies the extremely popular CCGMS terminal program.

Very early version of CCGMS that appears to be modded by Sam Lewit & Greg Pfountz to support 1200 Baud.

CCGMS By Craig Smith, modded and improved by Alwyz.  This is the latest (01-25-2019) release of CCGMS with many improvements and in particular support for the Ultimate 64 by Gideon.  See screen shot #3 for additioinal info on what's been improved and fixed.

CCGMS Ultimate (Easyflash Cartridge) is the latest and greatest version of CCGMS by Alwyz, released in 2019.  As can be seen from the screenshot, the cartridge also include several handy utilities that every BBS visitor needs at some time or other.

CCGMS Ultimate Source Code by Alwyz (2019) - This is Turbo Assembler source that you can compile directly on a Commodore 64.