boyd@nu.cs.fsu.edu (Mickey Boyd) (02/28/91)
Howdy. I am looking for a program called QuickDOS (Gazelle Software?) that
will work with MSDOS 4.01. Alternately, I am looking for something of
similar functionality.
QuickDOS is a touchy-feelie replacement for most command line operations. It
is window oriented (but not dependent on any external window environment).
The screen has a "menu bar" at the top, listing such commands as Directory,
copy, move, attributes, etc. There is a main window which shows the files
in the current directory. By requesting the above Directory command, one is
presented with a text-graphic representation of the directory structure on
the disk, and can select a new directory by moving with the arrow keys. If
you know where I can get a newer version of this program, or one that is like
it, I would greatly appreciate some mail. PLEASE EMAIL TO ME! I DON'T READ
THIS NEWSGROUP (heck, I have no time to read any newsgroup!!). Thanks in
advance.
Please include ftp sites and filenames of things that sound close. I will
be more than happy to give them a try. If the QuickDOS program is Shareware
or Public Domain, I would sure like to know it.
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Mickey R. Boyd | "It's amazing how much growing up
FSU Computer Science | resembles being too tired."
Technical Support Group |
email: boyd@fsucs.cs.fsu.edu | - Heinlein
---------------------------------+-------------------------------------boyd@nu.cs.fsu.edu (Mickey Boyd) (03/05/91)
Howdy. I am looking for a program called QuickDOS (Gazelle Software?) that
will work with MSDOS 4.01. Alternately, I am looking for something of
similar functionality.
QuickDOS is a touchy-feelie replacement for most command line operations. It
is window oriented (but not dependent on any external window environment).
The screen has a "menu bar" at the top, listing such commands as Directory,
copy, move, attributes, etc. There is a main window which shows the files
in the current directory. By requesting the above Directory command, one is
presented with a text-graphic representation of the directory structure on
the disk, and can select a new directory by moving with the arrow keys. If
you know where I can get a newer version of this program, or one that is like
it, I would greatly appreciate some mail. PLEASE EMAIL TO ME! I DON'T READ
THIS NEWSGROUP (heck, I have no time to read any newsgroup!!). Thanks in
advance.
Please include ftp sites and filenames of things that sound close. I will
be more than happy to give them a try. If the QuickDOS program is Shareware
or Public Domain, I would sure like to know it.
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Mickey R. Boyd | "It's amazing how much growing up
FSU Computer Science | resembles being too tired."
Technical Support Group |
email: boyd@fsucs.cs.fsu.edu | - Heinlein
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