Info-IBMPC@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL ("Info-IBMPC Digest") (04/10/91)
Info-IBMPC Digest Thu, 4 Apr 91 Volume 91 : Issue 83
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Gregory Hicks - Rota Spain <GHICKS@WSMR-Simtel20.Army.Mil>
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Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1991 03:11:42 GMT
From: s873561@minyos.xx.rmit.OZ.AU (Michael Barnett)
Subject: 4dos?
Info-IBMPC@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.mil writes:
>I've been using it for quite a while now. I have absolutely no reason
>to consider using COMMAND.COM again. Not one.
I have one reason to use COMMAND.COM (rarely though). DEL *.* under
4dos does some convoluted file deletion (try deleting 100+ files this
way), whereas command.com does it in one hit. Consequently, I aliased
the erase command to:
alias era*se command /c del
This then allows you to have the 4dos DEL command, and have an ERAse
command that works like the one in command.com (well it actually is!).
Now ERA *.* will do things nice and fast.
Michael Barnett - s873561@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au - How much can a koala bear?
RMIT/VUT - Melbourne - Australia - What would you rather bee or a wasp?
"The opinions expressed here belong to whoever wants them" :-)
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Date: Sat, 30 Mar 91 12:38:24 IST
From: David de Leeuw <DAVID%BGUVM@TAUNIVM.TAU.AC.IL>
Subject: Fortran compilers
Prof. Jacques Goldberg compared a lot of Fortran compilers and found a
remarkable range of answers on the SAVAGE program while the only
correct answer is of course 2500.
This seems to me a nice little benchmark program to test the
performance of compilers and coprocessors, so I ran this program in
Pascal:
program savage;
{$N+} {with math processor}
var
a:extended;
i:word;
function tan(x:extended):extended; {not a standard procedure create it}
begin
tan:=sin(x)/cos(x)
end;
begin
a:=1;
for i:=1 to 2499 do
a:=tan(arctan(exp(ln(sqrt(a*a)))))+1;
writeln('The answer is: ',a:4:12);
end.
with the following result:
The answer is 2500.000000000000 {TWELVE ZEROS AFTER THE DECIMAL !}
after 5 seconds on my NEC V20 computer with 8087/II math processor.
Running this without math processor ({$N-} and real declarations
instead of extended) gives the following result:
The answer is 2500.00002200000
after 55 seconds.
So my question is: why use FORTRAN ?
David de Leeuw
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Date: Fri, 29 Mar 91 11:46:48 EDT
From: Paul Hyland <EZ113C@gwuvm.gwu.edu>
Subject: Formatting 3.5 diskettes (V91 #68)
>Date: Mon, 18 Mar 91 20:19:13 -0500 (EST)
>From: "Johnny J. Chin" <jc58+@andrew.cmu.edu>
>What I'd like to know is, does anyone know how to by-pass this HD
>sensor on a Teac drive? That way I can format 720k disk to 1.44mb.
In an office where I used to work, they only bought 720kB disks. They
had a device to punch a hole in them, to fool the drives into thinking
they were 1.44mB. These folks were pretty cheap.
I could try to find out more if you wish. I haven't really decided
myself on the debate, but I use genuine 1.44mB disks when I format to
that capacity.
Hope this helps,
Paul Hyland
Phone: (301)270-2382
BITNET: ez113c@gwuvm
Internet: ez113c@gwuvm.gwu.edu
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Date: 29 Mar 91 15:06:00 EST
From: "mendlow, lawrence" <mendlowl@imo-uvax5.dca.mil>
Subject: Editor for Large Files - Norton Editor
I have NE ver 1.3. The way that version handles large files is to read
in to file up to 75% of available memory. You edit a portion of that
file then hit F3 W which writes the portion of the file from the
beginning to the cursor to disk. Then F3 L loads more of the file.
Simple, neat and easy.
Best Wishes,
Larry
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Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1991 00:14:51 GMT
From: spcoltri@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu (Steve Coltrin)
Subject: PS/2 1.44Mb drives
Info-IBMPC@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.mil writes:
>What, exactly, makes PS/2s' drives capable of formatting double-density
>disks (ie. 720K) as high-density ones (ie. 1.44M) whilst other machines
>can't format or read such disks. Is simply that it does not look for a
>second hole and the others do, or is it more profound than that?
There are indeed third-party 3.5 drives that can handle 1.44Mb
format. However, every one I have used _cannot_ read/write 1.44 disks
formatted on a PS/2 drive, and PS/2 drives cannot work with 1.44 disks
formatted by any of the clones, while the clone drives can deal with
each others' disks, and 720K disks work no matter who formatted and who
is reading/whatnot. Does anyone know how widespread this problem is?
Are there clones which can access PS/2-formatted high-density disks?
Any clones that cannot handle certain other clones'?
As for the second hole, it is true that PS/2 drives ignore it, and
that at least some clones require its presence, but I am not sure how
contributory this can be, as Brand-X-formatted disks with the hole are
looked upon with revulsion by PS/2s.
(All of the above in my relatively limited experience, of course.
Please tell me if I'm screwing up.)
spcoltri@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu (129.15.22.2)
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Date: Fri, 29 Mar 91 12:05 EDT
From: Danny Taub <DATAUB@vaxsar.vassar.edu>
Subject: Tiff Files (Summary of recent query)
Recently, I asked the network about where to get information about
TIFF file formats. These answers came to me directly...
IN%"fiv2@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu" , "Fidel I Villa" wrote:
>The best place to get info about this is the company who made it - MICROSOFT
CORPORATION.
I am not connected with them in any way.
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IN%"SPW%NUSEEV.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU" wrote:
Danny,
Get PD1:<MSDOS.TIFF>TIFF-50.ARC from SIMTEL.
- Tagged Image File Format specs, v5.0
- An Aldus/Microsoft Technical Memorandum
Paul
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IN%"KK4D%MARISTB.MARIST.EDU@YALEVM.YCC.Yale.Edu" , "The Kingdom of Zort" wrote:
I have the TIFF file format somewhere...Soon as I find it, I will send
it off to you.
-Dan
[Dan, if you do find it, could you please either send it off to me or
the network? I'll repost if it comes to me. Danny T.]
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IN%"U230700%TWNCU865.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU" , "ANTHONY LI" wrote:
Dear Danny:
In Simtel-20 server, I once saw a doc file described about the
TIFF v5.0 info. It seemed to be in PD:<msdos.info>tiff*.* ( I am not
sure ). Try PDDIR to search the similar target.
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IN%"kirsch@usasoc.soc.mil" , "David Kirschbaum" wrote:
In Info-IBM #050, Danny Taub asks:
> A friend here at Vassar has asked me if I can find out the file
>formats of TIFF files. If anyone has any information, please send
>information either to the net or to me directly. Thanks in advance.
PD1:<MSDOS.GIF>
VUIMG295.ZIP GIF/GIF89a/TIFF view/print w/Zoom/Pan/Scale
PD1:<MSDOS.GRAPHICS>
ALCHMY13.ZIP JPEG/Targa/GIF/IFF/PICT2/PCX/Sun/TIFF convert
GRAFWK48.ZIP View/cvt/print MAC/IMG/GIF/TIFF/EPS graphics
PD1:<MSDOS.TIFF>
DTIFF.ZIP Displays TIFF files on screen, uses TACS
DVTIF1.ZIP TIFF reader:PACKBITS compr/uncomp C src, ALDUS
TACS40.ZIP TIFF Access/Create System - C source, TIFF 4.0
TFTOOL.ZIP TIFF toolkit developer package C source, ALDUS
TIFF-50.ARC Tagged Image File Format specs, v5.0
TIFFAX.ZIP TIFF FAX format definition/example, ALDUS
Those last two look like just what the doctor ordered, and the first
ones might give you utilities to play with.
Regards,
David Kirschbaum
Toad Hall
kirsch@usasoc.soc.mil
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Thanks to all who replied. It is much appreciated.
Danny Taub
Dataub@Vassar.Edu
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Date: Sat, 30 Mar 91 01:28 EDT
From: Chris <CHOWE%HAMPVMS.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu>
Subject: IBMPC XT Memory - Missing 1 KB
Regarding the exchange about the 639 kb of memory on an XT: I
have a PS/2 model 30 (the old kind -- 8086) that has the same problem.
Or is it a problem? I suspect the BIOS. CHKDSK from DOS 3.3 reports
640k RAM, but every other memory program says 639k. I also ran the
latest version of scanv on it, and no virii were found.
- Chris howe.
CHOWE@HAMPVMS.BITNET
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Date: 29 Mar 91 12:59:00 EDT
From: "SI00::SIGNORINOC" <signorinoc%si00.decnet@v3.hanscom.af.mil>
Subject: Deskjet 500 Hanging Up Mouse
When I print to my Deskjet 500, my mouse freezes. I've experienced
this problem in Word for Windows and in Quattro Pro, so it appears to
be Windows independent.
What I have to do in Windows is keep a command.com loaded. After I've
printed something and the mouse is frozen, I alt-tab into the
command.com and immediately back out. Then the mouse operates
normally. Similarly, in Quattro Pro, I have to enter the graphics
annotator (using keystrokes). The mouse then operates normally and I'm
able to exit back into the spreadsheet.
Also, the problem does not occur when printing documents of less than
one page.
This gets pretty old after a while! Any help would be appreciated. I'm
using a DTK 386-33 with MS-DOS 4.01.
Thanks,
Curt Signorino
signorinoc@v3.hanscom.af.mil
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Date: 29 Mar 91 16:32:00 EDT
From: "SI00::SIGNORINOC" <signorinoc%si00.decnet@v3.hanscom.af.mil>
Subject: DTK 386-33 and Windows 3.0
Thanks to those who replied to my Windows woes a few months back. I
was able to fix the major problems using EMMExclude=XXXX-XXXX.
I'm still having a couple of problems, though. First, at random times,
I'll get an "Application Error" or "System Error," which will force me
to abort whatever I'm doing (Word for Windows, etc). This does not
seem to happen when I'm running a non-Windows application either from
DOS or from Windows.
The second problem is that when running Word for Windows, it will give
me a "Low Memory; Close all windows" message after a while, even though
Help/About shows mucho memory (whether in standard or 386-Enh modes).
System: DTK 386-33, 4 Mb ram, 84M Seagate, Paradise VGA/512, DTK BIOS,
MS-DOS 4.01
I've checked about everything there is too check on my system and can't
figure these out. The only thing I can think of is that in the Windows
setup, I should have installed it with the "hardware" selection as
something different than "PC-DOS or MS-DOS System". However, I don't
have a specific Windows hardware compatibility disk from DTK and I
don't know what other choice it might be more compatible with. Are
there any DTK owners out there who could shed some light on this?
Thanks.
Curt Signorino
signorinoc@v3.hanscom.af.mil
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Date: Fri, 29 Mar 91 16:50:28 CDT
From: Tom Cervenka <CTCT100%UICVMC.BITNET@UICVM.uic.edu>
Subject: Laserjet IIIsi w/ Postscript
Has anybody bought/seen this printer in action. It's supposed to do
17ppm and I've been told that it approaches 15ppm for postcript. The
latter claim I find hard to believe.
Tom Cervenka - Univ of Il at Chicago, Info Cntr, Phone 6-7739
Internet: ctct100@uicvmc.aiss.uiuc.edu Prodigy: CMGB18A
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Date: SAT, 30 MAR 91 13:31:55 MEZ
From: <I04GOB%DHHDESY3.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU>
Subject: Three HDs on an AT???
Dear Readers,
once upon a time I bauhgt an AT with 40MB ST-HD (MFM) and thought it
might be enough for all time.... Then `lucky' the HD crashed and I
had to buy a 40MB NEC-HD (MFM). But a friend of mine was able to
repair my old SEAGATE. So I installed both with SPEEDSTORE / DOS3.3
/ one small boot an one large 80MB partition. Works all fine..... BUT
now it will be not enough for the next times. And so I have to ask some
questions:
- Is it possible to install a third HD in my AT?? (There is place
for another 3.5" HD.)
- What kind of controller and HD has the thirds to be. (Maybe one
controller for all Disks (2 Floppies are also there.)
- Exists there software to get all HDs partitioned as ONE huge?
- Are there other solutions for HD-space without throwing away my
two older HDs???
Thanks, at least for reading,
Werner
Werner Goldbaum I04GOB@DHHDESY3.BITNET
I.Institut f"ur Experimentalphysik ----------------------
-- Theoretische Kernphysik --
Universit"at Hamburg
Luruper Chaussee 149
2000 Hamburg 50
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Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1991 23:42:00 -0500
From: <MULTI@TRIUMFER.BITNET>
Subject: Turbo Mode in Phoenix Board
I would like to know how Phoenix switches between normal and turbo
mode. Aparat from using the "+" sign on the keypad as opposed to
everyone else using the "-" character on the keypad, the interface
between the keypad and the clock is completely different. Other turbo
boards simply do an OUT to port 61, which is XORed with 00001100b to
provide the toggle action. I am unable to find similar code in the
Phoenix rom - in fact port 61 does not appear to be used at all. Can
someone be so kind as to tell me the port number that Phoenix uses to
switch between regular and high speed.
- \y.\n. \miles,
<MULTI@TRIUMFcl.bitnet>
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Date: 29 Mar 91 12:57:00 EDT
From: "SI00::SIGNORINOC" <signorinoc%si00.decnet@v3.hanscom.af.mil>
Subject: VT100 Postscript Previewer
I'm currently using Mathematica via a telnet connection. The problem
I'm having is that I would like to view graphs, but Mathematica only
outputs graphs in Postscript (the program then displays the Postscript
graphs on your display device). My PC has a VGA monitor, but my comm
program only emulates a VT100. Is there a Postscript previewer out
there for a VT100? Or, am I looking at this problem in the wrong way?
The host runs IRIX System V.3 (a version of UNIX).
Thanks,
Curt Signorino
signorinoc@v3.hanscom.af.mil
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Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1991 02:19 MST
From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Recent msdos uploads to SIMTEL20
The following files have been recently uploaded to SIMTEL20:
NOTE: Type B is Binary; Type A is ASCII
Filename Type Length Date Description
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Directory PD1:<MSDOS.ARC-LBR>
ARJ110.EXE B 171469 910326 ARJ archiver has better comp. than ZIP & LHarc
SHEZ60C.ZIP B 142377 910327 Shell for archive manipulation, w/virus check
ZZAP62B.ZIP B 95500 910326 Convert between ARC/DWC/LBR/LZH/PAK/ZIP/ZOO
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.BBS>
COMPR212.ZIP B 34890 910329 Compare BBS file lists with your directory
EXPIRE10.ZIP B 16235 910325 Expire program for Waffle BBS Usenet files
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.BBSLISTS>
USBBS82.ZIP B 52735 910326 Darwin's nationwide IBM BBS listing: 03/01/91
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.BORLAND>
BLX11.ZIP B 13696 910326 Code from Borland Language Express Vol1 No1
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.C>
MATCH110.ZIP B 19272 910325 Unix sh-style regex parser (wild cards), C src
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.CALCULATOR>
NALKATI.ZIP B 35230 910328 Hindu Calendar. Date, positions of Moon & Sun
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.DESQVIEW>
DVAWARE.ZIP B 2369 910329 DESQview program interface ASM code
FILES004.ZIP B 9235 910329 DesqView utility to display open files
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.DIRUTL>
DIRNO120.ZIP B 15463 910329 Create commented dir listings, from PC Mag.
GO_3_0.ZIP B 40248 910327 Enhanced cd w/name completion & dir utilities
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.DSKUTL>
PCOPY90.ZIP B 100357 910326 Patriquin COPY, file copier with many options
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.EDITOR>
BINGO201.ZIP B 152477 910328 Bingo: multi-window programmer's text editor
CYRIL104.ZIP B 52319 910329 Russian word processor shows Cyrillic onscreen
QM2.ZIP B 8263 910329 New mouse driver for Qedit v2.1 text editor
UNITY301.ZIP B 243393 910329 Text editor w/unified programming environment
VDE-WP.ZIP B 10156 910329 WP compatibility hints for VDE text editor
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.EDUCATION>
PEDRAW11.ZIP B 188616 910326 Scientific pedigree-drawing program
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.FILEDOCS>
SIMCVT2.EXC A 3862 910325 VM/CMS REXX program to print SIMIBM.IDX
SIMIBM.ARC B 248090 910329 SIMTEL20 MSDOS files listing with descriptions
SIMIBM.IDX A 552415 910329 SIMTEL20 MSDOS files listing with descriptions
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.FILUTL>
CDPSW51D.ZIP B 158720 910329 Xtree-like file manager with many features
CHK4C305.ZIP B 15391 910328 Identify PKLITE/LZEXE/DIET/AXE/LEXEM/TINYPROG
PS44C.ZIP B 81579 910326 Menu-driven search for text or find files
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.GIF>
GDS107.ZIP B 127626 910328 Displays GIFs with unlimited zooming, SVGA/VGA
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.GRAPHICS>
TGA2TIF.ZIP B 21636 910329 Convert TARGA images to TIFF format
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.INFO>
COMP0391.ZIP B 19357 910329 List of companies in computer industry
IP-HOOK.ZIP B 34570 910327 Information on hooking up a PC to the Internet
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.INSIDE-TP>
ITPAPR90.ZIP B 7297 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - April 1990
ITPAUG90.ZIP B 8585 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - August 1990
ITPFEB90.ZIP B 7396 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - Febuary 1990
ITPJAN90.ZIP B 7913 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - January 1990
ITPJUL90.ZIP B 5605 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - July 1990
ITPJUN90.ZIP B 9111 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - June 1990
ITPMAR90.ZIP B 6191 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - March 1990
ITPMAY90.ZIP B 8855 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - May 1990
ITPOCT90.ZIP B 7358 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - October 1990
ITPSEP90.ZIP B 10481 910329 Inside Turbo Pascal - September 1990
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.KA9Q-TCPIP>
DRIVERS.ZIP B 277300 910328 Clarkson packet drivers wo/src for KA9Q TCP/IP
DRIVERSS.ZIP B 609441 910328 Clarkson packet drivers w/src for KA9Q TCP/IP
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.LASER>
4PRINT40.ZIP B 201581 910326 Print 4 pages/sheet, wide sprdsheet, on HP LJ
TSRDL3.ZIP B 56349 910328 TSR: HP laser printer soft font download mgr
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.MENU>
WMS304B.ZIP B 98914 910329 Waiter Menu System, configurable colors
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.MODEM>
BBQWK30.ZIP B 111276 910329 QuickScan 3.0, scan MarkMail & Qmail packets
COMMOPNS.ZIP B 10814 910329 Tag files from DIR list, write names to file
CSCRIPT.ZIP B 13266 910329 COMMO script for running unattended sessions
MPT110.ZIP B 63540 910329 Matt Thomas' MPT protocol v1.10. Upgraded Puma
ROBO30-A.ZIP B 190939 910329 RoboCom, automated communications pgm, 1 of 2
ROBO30-B.ZIP B 182677 910329 RoboCom, automated communications pgm, 2 of 2
SUNCOM.ZIP B 89459 910329 Turbo Pascal v5.5 communications program
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.MUSIC>
WINPLAY.ZIP B 22197 910327 Polyphonic music player for MS Windows 3.x
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.PASCAL>
PNL006.ZIP B 62650 910326 The Pascal NewsLetter, issue #6
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.PCPURSUIT>
PCP-EXCH.ZIP B 41180 910326 List of SprintNet (PC Pursuit) outdial cities
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.PRINTER>
PPRINT51.ZIP B 82183 910326 Patriquin's advanced printer utility, v5.1
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.QBASIC>
QSCAT229.ZIP B 109089 910329 QuickShare catalog v2.29 - QBasic Shareware
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.SCREEN>
H43EMU10.ZIP B 30542 910325 EGA 43 line mode emulator for Hercules cards
STATL411.ZIP B 18552 910327 Kbd & disk status on 26th line (CGA/Mono only)
UCGA10.ZIP B 7133 910327 CGA simulator for the Hercules Graphics card
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.SYSUTL>
16550S13.ZIP B 10166 910329 Toggle the NS16550A FIFO buffer, w/TPas source
DSCOPE11.ZIP B 106323 910329 Use PC as communications protocol analyzer
NOSHARE.ZIP B 1297 910329 Small replacement for 'SHARE' for DOS4.0 users
PMK32.ZIP B 205576 910326 Professional Master Key utilities - v3.2
RALLOC.ZIP B 2942 910329 EMS/XMS fixes for QEMM-386 5.00/5.10/5.11/5.12
ULTRA4.ZIP B 171465 910329 Ultra utilities; Like Norton but more powerful
WISDOM.ZIP B 108355 910327 A fortune cookie program with Turbo C source
XDOS202.ZIP B 247808 910329 ExtraDOS: Adds the commands that DOS left out
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.TAXES>
QTAX1A.ZIP B 180519 910329 qTAX: 1990 federal tax calculate/prepare, 1of3
QTAX2.ZIP B 138647 910329 qTAX: 1990 federal tax calculate/prepare, 2of3
QTAX3.ZIP B 155802 910329 qTAX: 1990 federal tax calculate/prepare, 3of3
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.TELIX>
AP100.ZIP B 55545 910328 Adds minor enhancements to Telix
CPD110.ZIP B 5757 910329 Autoload of CPD protocol for Telix
CSP100.ZIP B 23713 910329 Uses Microsoft C as Telix SALT preprocessor
TLXTIME4.ZIP B 46487 910329 Set time and date from Naval Observatory
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.TROJAN-PRO>
INNOC.ZIP B 2632 910327 Boot sector virus immunizer for diskettes
SECUR223.ZIP B 34278 910326 Virus/trojan security, prevents unauth. writes
VIRZIP13.ZIP B 15606 910329 Scans ZIP files for virus infections
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.TURBO-C>
TCU_32A.ZIP B 438640 910329 Turbo-C flexible menus, windows & forms entry
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.TURBOPAS>
PPP.ZIP B 9749 910329 Pascal pretty printer (c't Mag), req. TP5.0
TPJOYSTK.ZIP B 4896 910326 Turbo Pascal v4.x/5.x joystick TPU source
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.TXTUTL>
CC500.ZIP B 66752 910328 Copy CON replacement, create/edit BAT files
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.WINDOWS3>
FWZM.ZIP B 31451 910329 FWZip v1.00: PKZIP front-end for Windows 3
SNAGIT16.ZIP B 52465 910329 Capture contents of screen in Windows 3
WINRES.ZIP B 28728 910329 Change screen resolution under Windows 3.0
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.WORDPERF>
UNCRYPT.ZIP B 8463 910329 How to remove password protection from WP file
Directory PD1:<MSDOS.ZIP>
ZC101.ZIP B 21622 910326 Break up ZIP file into files of specified size
If you are unable to access SIMTEL20 via Internet FTP or through one of
the BITNET/EARN file servers, most SIMTEL20 MSDOS files, including the
PC-Blue collection, are available for downloading on the Detroit
Download Central network at 313-885-3956. DDC has multiple lines which
support 300/1200/2400/9600/14400 bps (HST/V.32/V.42/V.42bis/MNP5).
This is a subscription system with an average hourly cost of 17 cents.
It is also accessable on Telenet via PC Pursuit and on Tymnet via
StarLink outdial. New files uploaded to SIMTEL20 are usually available
on DDC within 24 hours.
Keith Petersen
Maintainer of SIMTEL20's MSDOS, MISC & CP/M archives [IP address 26.2.0.74]
Internet: w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.Army.Mil or w8sdz@vela.acs.oakland.edu
Uucp: uunet!wsmr-simtel20.army.mil!w8sdz BITNET: w8sdz@OAKLAND
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