| 22-09-2015 08:20 PM | ||
| Smiling Spectre |
Well, actually, most items here _have_ explanation. Frequent it is in .BBS-file, sometimes in files.lst or something, and sometimes integrated right into interface. In 90s style, unfortunately, so it will be something like "Cool graphic editor" or "mod to wav converter". Look on this, for example (it's File utils from ASP disc, obviously): http://cd.textfiles.com/aspcd9502/FI...E/UTILFILE.BBS. This is standard description for such things. But no, I doubt that something better exist. You are free to seek, of course. 
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| 22-09-2015 05:15 PM | ||
| roarke | Thank you, but no software explanations are given. I'm looking besides wikipedia. Using them in dosbox turbo will be good. | |
| 22-09-2015 01:09 PM | ||
| Smiling Spectre |
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Are you aware that DOS-Games alone are 20 000 and counting in single project that I am aware of? I believe, no one tried to do anything similar with MS-DOS tools. They are virtually countless. (I, personally, wrote about dozen when it was needed. It's too easy. If you are in mood to dig thru endless heaps of software - try famous cd.textfiles.com. There are LOT of free soft. For several platforms, but MS-DOS prevails. |
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| 22-09-2015 10:39 AM | ||
| roarke |
A ms-dos programs list ? I'm looking for a complete or near complete list of ms-dos programs. I use digism on my android phone with dosbox turbo and is working great. DIGISM (convert .sm and .snd files to .wav files). Code:
http://advsys.net/ken/download.htm |
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