Ron Clarke wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > > Day Brown wrote: > > Agreed, that my dos tools are generally better. Although, I've yet to > > see a dos file manager that will show you both the source and the > > destination directories like MC does. It's nice to be able to see > > whether what you mean to copy already exists, or which version of a > > given file is the one you want to keep. But otherwise, MC is a dog > > compared to DW.exe, and DWCONFIG.EXE lets you setup file/archive > > management far better than anything in Linux. > > An excellent match for the Linux prog. MC is DOS Controller (DC). > Written in assembly, it is fast, versatile, configurable, double-sided, > using most of the same function keys as MC, and I find that I use it all > the time in DOS. It also allows a commandline which it executes in a > shell, faster than the DOS CLI does. It will accept file types > configured to other players/viewers/etc so it will operate as a > file-finder for all your players, too. > > Frankly, it beats DOS Navigator hands down, once you get used to it. > > Find it at: http://members.cox.net/dos/fileman2.htm#d19 Thanx for the link! there seem to be some impressive tools there.
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