Hi Brad. I have a question about JAWS FOR DOS. I have tried to follow the
instructions from the website to download the software, but I am not sure
that I did it correctly or if I did it at all. I have been using windows
for a long time and have forgotten how to use the DOS program. Is there
anyway you could help me with this? Do I need some other programs in order
to download the program and does it take up a lot of space. I need this for
the work I do. I am a transcriptionist and they use WP51 to cout the words
and I have been letting them fill out my timesheet because I only have the
Word 97. If you can help me or tell me where I can get some steps for using
DOS, I would appreciate it. Thanks. Sorry for intruding.
-----Original Message-----
From: Brad Trainham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, October 24, 1999 7:47 PM
Subject: re: Dos Based Compilers
>Hi,
>It sort of depends on which family of compilers you want.
>Jaws for Dos works fine for me using the gnu family of products.
>There are two permutations of this one.
>the first one is the djgpp project
>which you should be able to find by searching for djgpp on the web.
>The second one is the cygwin project.
>Both these packages offer command line interfaces that work nicely
>with jaws for Dos. I use the Bash shell that comes with both ports
>instead of the Dos prompt, and besides a few minor annoyances when you try
to
>use the Jaws cursor, I've had no problems at all.
>And the best part, all that stuff is free.
>Good luck,
>Brad Trainham
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