Hi all,
How many of you are using (or wish using) a password program preventing
strangers to run FreeDOS on your machine?
I ask that, because personally I am using such program, and if there is more
people having that need, it would be good to think about adding an utility
like that into
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 01:34, Eric Auer wrote:
Hi Theresa,
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FreeDos is legal, isn't it?
FreeDOS is completely free and legal, written by volunteers all over
the world. Even some of the GUIs are completely free and legal, while
others are not free. The above should tell you that many people
Sorry, I understood that you meant that there's no point in installing FreeDOS
in a new machine, and I mentioned a possible situation.
Aitor
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On Wednesday 16 March 2005 09:53, AITOR SANTAMARIA MERINO wrote:
Sorry, I understood that you meant that there's no point in installing
FreeDOS in a new machine, and I mentioned a possible situation.
There are even some DOS applications which needs a MORE powerful machine than
a typical
What type of password program is this to work like, or say from
config.sys or autoexec.bat?
There is http://bbx.flnet.org/nxdos/password.zip which just returns NZ
error level for good password entry and designed to run from
autoexec.bat and you can have it run reboot if errorlevel is 0.
Fox
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 10:31, Christopher Evans wrote:
What type of password program is this to work like, or say from
config.sys or autoexec.bat?
There isn't any other way I think.. (optionally we can use a password program
located in the MBR, but that isn't 'clean' I think... and it's
Hi, I noticed that
http://fd-doc.sourceforge.net/pmwiki.php
has the questions from the normal FAQ system, but not the answers,
copied over to the Wiki FAQ system copy. That will make people believe
that there are many open questions, which causes either frustration if
you want to get the answer
Wesley Parish wrote:
...
In relation to that, does anyone know where I can find the specifications of
the native WordPerfect file format? And suchlike? I know O'Reilly's had
something of the sort, and there might have been something similar published
somewhere else - but I don't know where to
Ok, It will be done. I'll point people to right direction (bugzilla) when it
comes to bugs.
Thanks.
Carlos
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Do you think it is a good thing to change from faqtrak to wiki ? The
original specs idea, will be done.
Carlos
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- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Em nome de Eric Auer
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--- GNU_man [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason I like using such a slow PC is that you
can actually see the difference in performance
between good code and sloppy code. On a more
modern machine than my 286, a routine written in
interpreted QBasic would appear to run no slower
than my
Well, I would be okay with the idea of donating the password program
w/ source to the FreeDOS distro if you like, let me know. I supposed it
should be reviewed to be sure of its function properly under FreeDOS.
I would not prefer the MBR or even boot sector way of installing
such
Hi,
A bit going too far offtopic, but *very* interesting (for me) at the
same time. Any chance for the Lotus WordPro format? (LWP). After the
plain and nice format of the Lotus AmiPro files (SAM), WordPro seems to
have some sort of binary compressed format, that I have seen documented
nowhere,
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