Hi everyone.
My ISP will be doing some hardware replacement this weekend, and it's
very likely I won't have any _incoming_ mail starting Saturday evening.
I'll still be able to send out, though, because I use my work SMTP
server for that.
-jh
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I'm sorry my president's an idiot. I didn't vote
Ok this is two questions in one here, I just did a real minimalistic
FreeDOS install via 5 1/4" floppy on my "new" computer. No DOS text
editors work on this machine, they all crash - including TED tiny
editor. I suspect it could be something do with the keyboard. Please
don't tell me i'm stuck
Hi, I assume that your problem is because the used editors
either use too much RAM or because they are optimized for
286 or 386 CPU... You should try EDIT 0.7b (edit07b.zip)
as an alternative branch, maybe EDIT 0.82 is optimized for
286 CPU? However, even TED3 crashes, which is strange.
You shoul
GNU_man wrote:
Please don't tell me i'm stuck with edlin, but i will accept this
fate if i must :-)
Am I supposed to feel insulted? I tried to write a better edlin than
edlin, and this is what people think of my work! ;-)
Gregory Pietsch
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LOL! Actually i love edlin. I was delighted to see a new release of edlin,
and i downloaded it right away. But for practical purposes, such as editing
source code or a batch file, i'm afraid i'm too spoiled by fullscreen
editors :)
BTW i still tinker with my Tandy 1000 PC with 128kb RAM, making
Thanks for the info. I forgot about the freecom XMS swap thing, i'll look
into that first. The reason i mentioned the keyboard is that when i first
tried to fire up the computer (i just bought it yesterday) i got a keyboard
error:100 Luckily i have a vast collection of old PC parts, including a
