Amedee Van Gasse schreef:
Eric Auer schreef:
Hi :-)
I think WordPerfect 5.1 was a really popular word processor
for DOS, much more suited for DOS use than graphical Word
versions today...
The ODF and MS-OOXML formats are, as far as I remember, both
actually renamed ZIP files with several
Eric Auer schreef:
Hi :-)
I think WordPerfect 5.1 was a really popular word processor
for DOS, much more suited for DOS use than graphical Word
versions today...
The ODF and MS-OOXML formats are, as far as I remember, both
actually renamed ZIP files with several XML files inside.
I
Michael Robinson schreef:
(...)
It is truly sad that Microsoft, since it doesn't support it's
dos versions of Word anymore, won't allow free redistribution
of it. The reality is, there are very few old computers left
that can only run dos, compared to the number of computers that
run Linux
On Sun, January 18, 2009 09:02, Jim Lemon wrote:
The extensions I'm interested in are mainly those that allow me to
access newer filesystems so that the people who use my tests won't
whinge as much about having to transfer files from DOS to NTFS or the
like.
Perhaps something like FUSE
On Sun, January 18, 2009 19:28, Eric Auer wrote:
As far as web browsing and dos, isn't dos susceptible to almost
every single virus on the planet? Another thing, some people
want to run dos thinking that it can't browse the Internet.
DOS is too old to support modern viruses, so unless you
