I had tried it. It gave me an error on the "use" line already.
It also doesn't like the "split".
I can dig up my GNU DJGPP CD and install version 5, but the problem is
v5 is an entire system, while v4 is just a one-file program, so there
are computers (not mine, heck those machines don't even allow java,
xome not even cookies) where I'll get all sorts of restrictions. So
I'd kill portability. The blessing of using old DOS stuff is you
don't have to wait two months to get permission to use them on a
machine you only plan on spending one hour. You can even run DOS
commands from the URL box.
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