I have one sugestion as I have made before, but the only problem is that
this program is not free.
It's a program called "wbat" and creates Dialog boxes for DOS batch:
* menus, buttons, input fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, list
selection
Easy handling, no ANSI stuff to deal with - colors are specified by name.
WBAT runs under all Windows versions or plain DOS.
Features:
* Layout for box with text and control elements - all elements can be
freely arranged
* Quick box with specifications in the command line
* Selection from batch generated lists (e.g. DIR file lists)
* Text pages with color attributes
* INI file with defaults and preferences
* Win NT/2000 compatible handling of variables
Mouse handling is supported in a GUI box as well as in full screen mode. Of
course WBAT will also work under plain DOS.
Take a look -> http://home.mnet-online.de/horst.muc/ui.htm
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-> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:freedos-user-
-> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Em nome de Eric Auer
-> Enviada em: segunda-feira, 19 de julho de 2004 17:28
-> Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-> Assunto: [Freedos-user] Re: Freeware: FileMaven (-> "laplink"), CHK-SAFE
-> ("md5sum")
->
->
-> Hi Johnson!
->
-> > >FileMaven - a file manager ... with ... and: A file transfer
-> > >module! You can run one instance in "host mode" and then open a
-> > >connection from another FileMaven on another PC. Transfer uses serial
-> > >or parallel link cables (wiring instructions included).
-> ************* Yes it DOES support printer port, as LapLink.
->
-> > But DOS alike OS still miss some "Killer Application" such as
-> > Peer-to-Peer swapping program such as Bit Torrent, the most vulnerable
-> > part of DOS is the interpreter missing Long File Name support.
->
-> You can install an LFN driver. And p2p stuff is mostly wasting bandwidth.
-> People are leeching like crazy, far more than they could conceivably USE
-> (you could say they download 50 hours of music each day...). I think this
-> should not be the world of FreeDOS. People who call this useful computer
-> use today will ask us tomorrow why they cannot click on PowderPoint in
-> DOS.
->
-> To make use of long file names, you can then use a DOS version of BASH :-
-> ).
->
-> > EzNos also suffer from missing LFN. EzNos itself works fine on my
-> > office Pentium 133 PC.
->
-> EzNos supports at most 3 parallel connections, I think, and is a single
-> task. It can run on an 8086 with 5 MHz, too. If you want something real,
-> any 386 with at least 4 MB, better 16 MB, of RAM can run an Linux Apache
-> server. A very big part of the WWW today runs Apache. You are comparing
-> a lighter to a barbeque here.
->
-> > Even the famous MP3 encoder LAME don't have a latest DOS binary.
->
-> So what - the old versions of LAME created MP3, too. Maybe slower and
-> worse quality, but still... If time matters, better use any multitasking
-> 32 bit OS, then you can do something else while encoding the MP3s.
->
-> > Another wonderful soft-synth TIMIDITY same ...
->
-> A soft-synth is only useful for an OS where programs use drivers for
-> sound.
-> There are attempts to "steal" audio data from software, with help of
-> protected
-> mode, but that should be seen as a kludge (e.g. used in VIAFMTSR
-> Adlib/OPL3
-> driver for DOS). Apart from that, DOS programs just access hardware
-> directly.
->
-> Eric
->
->
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