Hello,
I want to put some FreeDOS packages online as part of a FreeDOS
installer script for Linux that I'm making. I went through for each
package in base and figured out the license:
GPL 2: append, assign, attrib, bootfix, cdrcache, chkdsk, choice,
command, cpidos, ctmouse, defrag, deltree, devloa
Hi all,
After Wine, now also Dosemu for Ubuntu 8.04
features /etc/sysctl.d files for setting the
vm.mmap_min_addr = 0 thing required for both.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/procps/+bug/216398
LP 216398 "default mmap_min_addr breaks dosemu"
somehow sounds like "4/2008 introduced ove
>
> PS: I remember writing a similar "viewer" for RTF once in
> Pascal, kind of crude but useful. Anybody wanna revive it?
Certainly, pass it over here. I'll release dos and osx versions (and
linux too if I can get another linux box up and running)
Fpc is great.
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Hi :-)
I think WordPerfect 5.1 was a really popular word processor
for DOS, much more suited for DOS use than graphical Word
versions today...
The ODF and MS-OOXML formats are, as far as I remember, both
actually "renamed" ZIP files with several XML files inside.
I think MS-OOXML also has binar
On Fri, 2009-01-23 at 15:26 -0600, Steve Owens wrote:
> As Marco said, Word's Find and Replace does this easily - you need to
> click on the 'More' button in the Find and Replace dialog, then click
> on 'Special', then insert as many of the characters as you like in
> sequence - in this case, 'Par
Marco Antonio Achury Palma escreveu:
> Last month I have spend some time studying documentation about ODF and
> MS-OOXML file formats. Both are very complex. There is someone
> working on a DOS visor program to support them? I don't dream with
> advanced features but extract plain text may be f
As Marco said, Word's Find and Replace does this easily - you need to click
on the 'More' button in the Find and Replace dialog, then click on
'Special', then insert as many of the characters as you like in sequence -
in this case, 'Paragraph Mark' and 'Tab Character'. Works like a charm!
I haven'
I second the vote for VP51 (which still works great under Windows XP, BTW), and
the later windows (9, 10, etc) versions were quite nice as well. Much easier
to format tables and pages than Word, IMO. That's one complaint I have about
OO, that it's a Word work-alike, rather than WP.
D
>
Marco Antonio Achury Palma schreef:
> My all times favorite DOS word processing program was WordPerfect 5.1,
> has a very hard learning curve, but once you learn the keystrokes is
> really eficient, I worked a lot with it and tested WP6.0 but was very
> slow on amy 486SLC with 2 Mb Ram...
>
> With
Steve Owens wrote:
> Dunno yet - I plan to try the suggestions this weekend.
> I will post 'solved' and explain what worked once I do that.
OK, thanks.
Robert Riebisch
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Dunno yet - I plan to try the suggestions this weekend.
I will post 'solved' and explain what worked once I do that.
Thanks again!
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 2:45 PM, Robert Riebisch wrote:
> Steve Owens wrote:
>
> > Thanks to everyone for the assistance.
>
> So does it work for you now?
>
> Robert
Steve Owens wrote:
> Thanks to everyone for the assistance.
So does it work for you now?
Robert Riebisch
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My all times favorite DOS word processing program was WordPerfect 5.1,
has a very hard learning curve, but once you learn the keystrokes is
really eficient, I worked a lot with it and tested WP6.0 but was very
slow on amy 486SLC with 2 Mb Ram...
With WP you can make things like look for all ocurre
Robert Riebisch wrote:
>Please stop promoting your illegal copies!
OK, for the record, I bought a legal copy of Word 5.0 when this was
available from Microsoft. The source floppies were damaged in a basement
flood (I *know*, but I had a small house and lots of stuff), which is why I
am using (and a
Eric Auer wrote:
> www.oldversion.com/talk/archive/index.php/t-1080.html
> claims that the download is only for owners of Word 5.0 ...?
This is correct.
Robert Riebisch
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iw2evk wrote:
> My copy of word 6 can be download here:
> http://www.perotti.ic.cz/wordprocessor/WORD6DOS.zip
Please stop promoting your illegal copies!
Robert Riebisch
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