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...uct if for no other reason than the fact that it does away with two of MS-DOS' most maddening problems: One, the 18-character file name with a three...
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... system of choice for multimedia developers. But what about multimedia on DOS-based machines? Singh listed what a DOS computer would need for "entr...
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...ne conclusion; the majority of desktop machines in the year 2000 will run DOS or Unix, he said. Compaq North America president Mike Swavely fore...
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....5-inch hard disk drive, sockets for 80287 and 80387SX math coprocessors, DOS and GW-BASIC. Options on the 286LT include 40- or 100-megabyte hard di...
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...ee available add-in slots, a 3.5-inch 1.44-megabyte floppy disk drive, MS-DOS, and GW-BASIC. RAM on the 80286-based systems is 1 megabyte (upgrad...
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...eports interrupt information, BIOS type, DMA channel and interrupt usage, DOS version, and other system data. It provides benchmarks for the CPU, vi...
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...backup. CMS runs on IBM PS/2s with 4 megabytes of RAM and OS/2 1.1; a DOS 2.1 version is also available that requires 640K bytes of RAM. The sys...
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...faces. OPART and TESTART run on the IBM XT with 256K bytes of RAM and DOS 3.2. OPART also runs on the VAX11/730-780 or MicroVAX II computers und...
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...hat replaces the Rockwell chip set used by most PC fax boards today. The DOS-based Fax96 software carries forward the simplicity of the hardware wi...
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... beta version, I found that Twindows is as true a Lotus clone as Mosaic's DOS spreadsheet, Twin. It successfully mimics all the functionality of 1-2...
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Spinnaker to Bring HyperCard Clone to MS-DOS Computers Copyright (c) 1989, McGraw-Hill, Inc. LAS VEGAS (Microbytes Daily News Service) --- Spinna...
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CheckIt 2.1 diagnostic/enhanced memory/DOS TouchStone Shows New Check-It at Comdex Microbytes Daily News Service Copyright (c) 1989...
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Create a Multiuser DOS Graphics System Microbytes Daily News Service Copyright (c) 1989, McGraw-Hill, Inc. The VPC Multiuser Graphics System is ...
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... a historical database. FPM and the IM-BIT module run on IBM ATs under DOS 3.0, as well as on networks, multiuser systems, and turnkey systems un...
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..., and drives. Disc Director requires an IBM PC with 512K bytes of RAM, DOS 2.0, a hard disk drive, and a graphics adapter. Price: L89. Co...
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...Graw-Hill, Inc. The Laserdrive Model 810 optical disk subsystem is fully DOS-compatible and provides transparent operation for existing application...
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...kes full advantage of the 32-bit architecture of the 80386 but runs under DOS. Without the need to switch to another operating system, MProlog/386 ...
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... Lotus-style menus for simple point-and-shoot operations, or the shortcut DOS file transfer commands. In addition, The Brooklyn Bridge features D...
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...e, and The Floppy DeStressor run on the IBM PC with 256K bytes of RAM and DOS 2.0. The Floppy Ergonomist is also available for the Mac running under...
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...there had been promises by Microsoft to design additional capability into DOS and DOS extenders. These promises, had they been kept, would ensure a ...