https://elecshopper.com/en/software/242-dos-6-22-and-windows-3-1-on-3-5-inch-floppy-diskettes.html
This is the only OS I have listed right now. My computer crashed, and
after YEARS of MS, I now am learning to use Linux. Very steep curve for
me! As soon as I get photo editors and other stuff ins
On Mon, 5 Oct 2020, Cindy Croxton via cctalk wrote:
The picture referenced is for an aftermarket version of DOS. The retail
versions came in fancy white boxes with hologram logos. I can probably take a
picture of one in my warehouse, if you need it.
Do you happen to have any boxed copies of 3
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> The picture referenc
The picture referenced is for an aftermarket version of DOS. The retail
versions came in fancy white boxes with hologram logos. I can probably
take a picture of one in my warehouse, if you need it.
Cindy
On 10/5/20 3:04 PM, Ali via cctalk wrote:
We need to differentiate between Retail Sales
> We need to differentiate between Retail Sales BY MICROSOFT, V
> manufacture
> and WHOLESALE sales by Microsoft to OEMs for them to retail. With a
> WIDE
> variety of different packagings, ranging from personalized to the OEM
> (Compaq, Zenith, Morrow, etc.), very generic, and even packaging that
> MS-DOS 5.00 first version sold RETAIL
On Sun, 4 Oct 2020, Ali wrote:
Fred,I have to respectfully disagree here. 3.20 was sold in retail. It
was packaged in the dark blue packaging which was the norm for MS at
that time (after the green packaging of earlier products).?? I have a
copy sitting
>MS-DOS 5.00first version sold RETAILFred,I have to respectfully disagree
>here. 3.20 was sold in retail. It was packaged in the dark blue packaging
>which was the norm for MS at that time (after the green packaging of earlier
>products). I have a copy sitting up on my shelf (in fact I ha
On Sun, 4 Oct 2020, Richard Cini wrote:
I would only emphasize that 3.5? support didn?t exist before DOS 3 (I
forget if it was 3 or 3.1; it was when the PS/2 came out). So you have
to watch the image sizes.
PS/2 came out with PC-DOS 3.30 But also an IBM push for OS/2
DOS versions according
