>2) Where can I find OCR software and image-editing software that will
> work from DOS? I have two DOS-based OCR programs, but they both
> require a "scanner card" to operate. (???)
Pixel can be downloaded at:
http://prf.umb.sk/artem - it's 2.8MB so it will take a while to download
the ZIP.
>3) I am using Arachne version 1.48 beta, and am fairly happy with it.
Why not also try the new 1.50b2 version? Remember to install in a new
directory (so you can use the one you have that works if something goes
wrong.)
>4) I would like some kind of DOS graphical interface - mostly to show
> the unbelievers that DOS does indeed do graphics. I've heard about a
> few programs that sound like they are GUI's, but haven't got enough
> info to find/download/purchase one. Any hints?
DeskTop 2 - link on http://members.xoom.com/dsdp/ somewhere
BTW, coouldn't Wine be ported to DOS? A free Win 3.x would be a nice thing.
>5) Would like to find a source for parts/peripherals/info on an AT&T
> 6300 PC. It is an Intel 8086 16-bit cpu, 640k RAM, 32mb HD with a
> green monochrome monitor. I know they were available new with color
> monitors - I almost bought one about 1985/86. This computer is still
> working. I need a keyboard (several broken keys), a color monitor, a
> modem that will work with it... and somebody to tell me the secret to
> opening the case! Seriously, I have tried again and again and cannot
> get the case off this machine, so I don't even know what kind of slots
> it may have, whether it has a second serial port, etc. Help!
You can see at the back if there are more serial ports. I've never seen
this kind of computer but I assume that it can't be that hard (but it seems
like it is). Keep on trying! Or wait a few days an try again (I bet it will
be very easy then).
//Bernie
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