Re: REQUESTED ASCII tables for the Windows 98 version of DOS
From Peter Punk <ppu...@damnspam.chello.nl>
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· 5 Jun 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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On Sun, 04 Jun 2000 12:51:22 GMT, zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz (Martin Atkins) provoked the following text: >>I thought that most people who use WinDOS also have an older version of MS-DOS >>on their machines, or am i still a fewyears behind in my thinking? >Windows 95 and 98 are built on top of a DOS base (called DOS 7) I know, thet's wyhy i called it WinDOS, it wasn't a type-o :-) >but there is >no 'DOS' directory containing fun things like QBASIC.EXE and HELP.COM. I do have that dir, i guess it's still a remnant of my DOS-period before i went over to Win95... >I think everyone should have perl installed, myself :) Great for when you use Linux, but AFAIK it's of no use under Losedows. -- Peter Punk \ / ---\\\\--- / \ Visit my MIDI-site at http://members.xoom.com/miditation Why is "easy listening" music so hard to listen to?
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