Hi,
I have a couple of DOD programs I run in DOSBox. I have the linux
version and those programs are tsr. I run them both at the same time in
a DOSBox window.
Good luck with your project.
73,
Bill KU8H
bark less - wag more
On 8/25/20 5:01 PM, Terry Burge wrote:
Hi topbander,
Once upon
Terry,
DOSBOX does not require any repartitioning. It runs like a virtual machine
within the host OS. While FreeDOS or DR DOS would be great, they are far less
convenient to use, and require significantly more effort to install.
73, Tony Scandurra
ARS K4QE - FM05fv
> On Aug 26, 2020, at 2:
Thanks for the DOSBOX info. I had heard there were ways to run a DOS
program on Win8/10 but it sounded like I would need
to use some division of my hard drive. I am definitely not computer
literate and since Dos went away I find it hard just to move my
files/pictures around so you probably can get
If all else fails, I suppose you could just run DOS:
DR DOS 7.x
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On Tuesday, August 25, 2020, 2:02:23 PM PDT, Te
Try DOSBOX.
Works just fine in any version of Windows including 10 regardless of bitness.
Works in Linux and MacOS, too!
73, Tony Scandurra
ARS K4QE - FM05fv
> On Aug 25, 2020, at 5:01 PM, Terry Burge wrote:
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> Hi topbander,
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> Once upon a time I got fairly good designing quad antennas
Google is not really your friend, but it can come in handy.
PC World had this to say:
"You can launch most DOS apps in a 32-bit version of Windows 7 simply by
double-clicking the DOS program's .exe or .com file. If it doesn't work, or if
there are problems, right-click the file and select /Pro
Hi topbander,
Once upon a time I got fairly good designing quad antennas on Necwire2. I
still have many of those designs on various 3 1/2" floppies with the
programs. Am I dating myself? Anyway that was about the only antenna design
program I managed. It requires a DOS based computer like Windows
