Me personally, I turn most pdf files into html or plain text before
viewing, since it loads my browser to view the stupid thing, I figure it
may as well be in a native format. The only problem is, the pdftohtml
program puts each page in it's own file, which is fine for some things,
not so much
Thanks,
The web server is a nice way to test the TCP/IP library. It needs to
handle multiple connections concurrently, fetch real files from disk, and
deal with the random noise/garbage that comes in on port 80. So far the
machine has been up for 770 hours straight. It's gone over 5,000 hours in
> Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2024 16:58:30 +0200
> From: Jose Senna
>
> Michael Brutman said:
> > I feel bad shipping a 3MB PDF file on FreeDOS knowing
> > that most people are not going to open it under FreeDOS.
>
> What are the present means to open a .PDF file
> under FreeDOS (or any DOS, BTW
> On Oct 23, 2024, at 9:08 PM, Michael Brutman via Freedos-user
> wrote:
>
> I'd like to ensure that you get it for the next test releases, but yes, I'd
> like to have some way to gauge interest too ...
>
> Another potential discussion point is the PDF documentation - it's large.
> Would s
Michael Brutman said:
> I feel bad shipping a 3MB PDF file on FreeDOS knowing
> that most people are not going to open it under FreeDOS.
What are the present means to open a .PDF file
under FreeDOS (or any DOS, BTW) ?
Best regards
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Hello,
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Fantastic thank you so much works perfect
On Thu, Oct 24, 2024, 11:35 AM Jim Hall via Freedos-user <
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> *Another Edlin user! I like to write text in Edlin too, sometimes. *
>
> If you're using Edlin, note that Edlin will interpret special codes for
> you,
*Another Edlin user! I like to write text in Edlin too, sometimes. *
If you're using Edlin, note that Edlin will interpret special codes for
you, using backslash.
To protect the backslash, type it twice when entering text:
C:\\DOSSOUND\\DOSSound.com
Then it will get entered into the file as:
C
Hi all, new to freedos and trying figure it out myself following guides and
instructions but I hit a snag when adding lines to FDAuto.bat and FD
config.sys but it comes out messed up, I am typing in fdauto using Edlin
C:\DOSSOUND\DOSSound.com
but it turns to
C:EWOSSOUNDOSSOUND.COM
I know I must be
