[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2014-04-02 Thread jp_freedos

MONTHLY REMINDER FOR THE FREEDOS MAILING LISTS

Hi! If you are new to the FreeDOS mailing lists, welcome! If you have
been a list member for some time, then you can skip this as you should
be familiar with the rules by now.

---

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a reply off-list.


Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
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** For best results, provide a bit of context for your reply. Cite
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2014-03-31 Thread jp_freedos

OOPS! The remind file could not be downloaded!

Here I am, brain the size of the universe, trying to send you a simple
email, but wouldn't you know it, the file doesn't even exist! Where
does that leave me?!

I'm sure it would say something about FreeDOS, or Jim Hall, or some
mailing list or other, but what do I care.

*sigh* Humans.

In case you think you can fix this, here is the log:


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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2014-02-28 Thread jp_freedos

MONTHLY REMINDER FOR THE FREEDOS MAILING LISTS

Hi! If you are new to the FreeDOS mailing lists, welcome! If you have
been a list member for some time, then you can skip this as you should
be familiar with the rules by now.

---

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a reply off-list.


Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
   messages formatted in HTML. Plain text makes it easier for everyone
   to read your posts. Above all, HTML email is particularly difficult
   for some screen readers.

** For best results, provide a bit of context for your reply. Cite
   just the bit of conversation you are replying to. At the same time,
   be careful not to copy the whole conversation if you don't need to.

---

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

  
  
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2014-01-31 Thread jp_freedos

MONTHLY REMINDER FOR THE FREEDOS MAILING LISTS

Hi! If you are new to the FreeDOS mailing lists, welcome! If you have
been a list member for some time, then you can skip this as you should
be familiar with the rules by now.

---

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a reply off-list.


Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
   messages formatted in HTML. Plain text makes it easier for everyone
   to read your posts. Above all, HTML email is particularly difficult
   for some screen readers.

** For best results, provide a bit of context for your reply. Cite
   just the bit of conversation you are replying to. At the same time,
   be careful not to copy the whole conversation if you don't need to.

---

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2013-12-31 Thread jp_freedos

MONTHLY REMINDER FOR THE FREEDOS MAILING LISTS

Hi! If you are new to the FreeDOS mailing lists, welcome! If you have
been a list member for some time, then you can skip this as you should
be familiar with the rules by now.

---

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a reply off-list.


Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
   messages formatted in HTML. Plain text makes it easier for everyone
   to read your posts. Above all, HTML email is particularly difficult
   for some screen readers.

** For best results, provide a bit of context for your reply. Cite
   just the bit of conversation you are replying to. At the same time,
   be careful not to copy the whole conversation if you don't need to.

---

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2013-11-30 Thread jp_freedos

MONTHLY REMINDER FOR THE FREEDOS MAILING LISTS

Hi! If you are new to the FreeDOS mailing lists, welcome! If you have
been a list member for some time, then you can skip this as you should
be familiar with the rules by now.

---

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a reply off-list.


Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
   messages formatted in HTML. Plain text makes it easier for everyone
   to read your posts. Above all, HTML email is particularly difficult
   for some screen readers.

** For best results, provide a bit of context for your reply. Cite
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2013-10-31 Thread jp_freedos
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---

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a reply off-list.


Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2013-09-30 Thread jp_freedos
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

2. Keep posts on-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
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Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
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  http://www.freedos.org/


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1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2013-06-30 Thread jp_freedos
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free, complete implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is still a popular system, and plenty of hardware out
there supports DOS. For more information about FreeDOS, visit:

  http://www.freedos.org/


We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   Usenet turned into.

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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
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Some suggestions:

** Please consider sending only plain text email messages, rather than
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
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It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
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It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

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2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
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It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
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3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.


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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
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there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.


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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2009-03-31 Thread jp_freedos
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2009-02-28 Thread jp_freedos
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.


Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
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there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-12-31 Thread jp_freedos
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS mailing lists:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-11-30 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/


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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-09-30 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/


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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-08-31 Thread jp_freedos
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/


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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

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1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-06-30 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-04-30 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-03-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-02-29 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2008-01-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-12-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-11-30 Thread jp_freedos
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-10-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-09-30 Thread jp_freedos
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-08-31 Thread jp_freedos
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1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-07-31 Thread jp_freedos
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
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should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
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The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-06-30 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring/

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-05-31 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring/

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-04-30 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring/

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-03-31 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring/

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-02-28 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2007-01-31 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2006-12-31 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
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Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2006-11-30 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2006-10-31 Thread jp_freedos
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We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org/

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to bugzilla at http://www.freedos.org/freedos/bugs/

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see what's new by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software/

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Monthly Reminder

2006-08-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

---

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2006-07-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

---

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2006-06-30 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

---

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Re: [Freedos-user] Want to read FreeDOS mails in a sensible order

2006-06-15 Thread jp_freedos
On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 07:44:08AM -0500, Jim Hall wrote:
> I'm sorry my president's an idiot. I didn't vote for him.

Clinton is not President anymore.

-- 
I bought a house, on a one-way dead-end road; I don't know
how I got there.

Have a great day and don't forget to laugh!

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Bi-monthly Reminder

2006-05-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Bi-monthly Reminder

2006-04-30 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

---

-jh


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[Freedos-user] New FreeDOSers Bi-monthly Reminder

2006-03-31 Thread jp_freedos
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Hi! If you are a new reader of freedos-devel (or the other FreeDOS
lists) then, welcome! If you have already been a list member for some
time, then you can skip this as you probably are familiar with its
content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

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2006-02-28 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

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2006-01-31 Thread jp_freedos
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content anyway.

We have only a few rules for posting to the FreeDOS Mailing list:

1. Please don't swear. We don't want this mailing list to become what
   USENET usually is.

2. Don't post off-topic. Remember, we set up this mailing list to
   discuss FreeDOS issues.

3. No flame wars. If you feel really strongly against what someone has
   said, send a private email.

It would also be nice to send only plain text email messages, rather
than messages formatted in html or MIME encapsulation. This makes it
easier for everyone to read your posts. Above all, html files are real
killers for those who read with speech.

Also provide a bit of context for your reply. Don't be afraid to cite
the text or conversation you are replying to. At the same time, you
should be careful not to cite the whole conversation - just the
relavent bits.

The FreeDOS Project aims to create a free implementation of
MS-DOS. DOS is a popular system, and there is plenty of hardware out
there that supports DOS. The official home of the FreeDOS Project is:

http://www.freedos.org

Visit the FreeDOS Documentation Project (FD-DOC) at
fd-doc.sourceforge.net to learn how to use FreeDOS.

Would you like to contribute to the FreeDOS Project? Jim Hall has
started a Contribution HOWTO, as a place to start. Look for it at the
FD-DOC web site.

Report problems to the bug database at http://www.freedos.org/bugs.

Many programs have already been written for the FreeDOS Project. You
can see which ones by looking at the Maintainers List, which is at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/software. The Base list shows the FreeDOS
programs that reproduce the functionality of MS-DOS. Yes, some still
need to be written.

If you would like to find some of the other web sites that apply to
FreeDOS, you may want to check out the FreeDOS web ring at
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/webring.

Thanks for taking an interest in FreeDOS!

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