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> I sell an expensive DOS based engineering program
I also sell (rent) programs that run in DOS :) :) moving to FreeDOS...
You should first try VMware. It has everything that you need, even the
dongle should work. The only problem that I foresee is screen speed.
>> I have heard of DosBox, but I understand it is not free. I could purchase
>> multiple copies for distribution with my software. The cost is no problem,
>> but I
>> prefer to make things simple, if possible. I haven’t tried it yet.
If you mean the DosBox of http://dosbox.sf.net/, it is free un
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Hi,
why don't you hire an expert for advice ?
seeing http://probelt.com/price.htm, this should be possible
Tom
am 5. Juli 2007 um 19:17 schrieben Sie:
> I sell an expensive DOS based engineering program that runs great full
> screen on Windows XP, 2000, Me and 98. The mouse works very well i
Hi Kent,
(please switch off HTML mail and use plain text on the list)
as far as I remember, Microsoft is making the virtual graphics
card in DOS boxes worse in newer Windows versions: Win98 maybe
did VESA 2.0 with framebuffer, WinXP maybe did VGA, Vista only
does plain text mode, something like
If I understand you correctly, you prefer to leave the laptop
installed with Windows Vista, and boot FreeDOS just to run the
engineering program. Sounds like a virtual machine would be the
solution here.
You should be able to boot a copy of FreeDOS using Microsoft Virtual
PC, and run your program
I sell an expensive DOS based engineering program that runs great full
screen on Windows XP, 2000, Me and 98. The mouse works very well in my menu
system. I use the NET USE command in the batch file to launch the program for
setting up printing on networks, USB and wireless printers. A deskto
On 7/5/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Yo whom it may concern:
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> Can I get this newsletter in and individual email instead of the digest??
>
> Allan Hoppel
>
Hi. At the bottom of each email is this message:
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On 7/5/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> PS What is the easiset way to learn basic? Is Visual Basic and good place
> to start?
>
in FreeDOS i think that FreeBASIC (www.freebasic.net) is a good place
to start...
> I am eager to learn Basic so that I can get FreeDos and be a
I am download the image from http://odin.fdos.org/odin2005/odin2880.img.
make the ISO with the
http://k1ea.com/hints/Creating_a_Bootable_DOS_CD_V%201.5.pdf
step by step.
I had got a error 'page fault' which i run ghost with virtul machine(qemu).
Yo whom it may concern:
Can I get this newsletter in and individual email instead of the digest??
Allan Hoppel
Have a great day
PS What is the easiset way to learn basic? Is Visual Basic and good place to
start?
I am eager to learn Basic so that I can get FreeDos and be able to program in
> One should keep in mind, that Microsoft indeed has changed the VirtualPC
>>from their first version (2004) on - we used the pre-Microsoft version
> of that tool for a DOS based software and Novell Netware connector.
> Starting with VirtualPC (from Microsoft) the network speed reduces
> dramat
> does 2004's extensions work on virtual PC 2007?
Yes, it does.
Keep in mind, that you load these shared folder drivers included in VPC
2004 before any emm386 in config.sys.
Otherwise you will get an exception error.
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This
does 2004's extensions work on virtual PC 2007?
sounds interesting.altough writing a driver would be quite fun, i
have some other DOS-related projects i'm involved in and it is really
painfull to work on these without shared folders...
WOW, i've found that i have a installer for the 2004 vers
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