Origins of MS-DOS,
some articles about MS-DOS and Tim Paterson, its original author
(he prefers this term over "inventor"), on the website of Paterson
Technology.
Net-Tamer is a DOS PPP dial up access program, which requires no
TSR packet driver. It will web browse, get/send your email, get/ send usenet
messages, FTP upload/download a file, TELNET to another internet address, or
check the time and date. It is a both robot and a navigator. It will get email
and usenet groups, then log off so you can use the included offline reader, or
you can choose to stay on and look around. It will also do a download/ upload
of mail or usenet on a timer. The program is speech friendly to users of
talking programs for the visually impaired.
Pedit is a text editor,
mostly for programmers. Comes with a hex editor and is optimized for a 386
or faster.
PictView is an
image viewer
and converter supporting more than 40 file formats. Freeware.
Unfortunately it requires a 386 minimum.
Goldenhawk, the developers
of CDRWIN, offer a number of freeware programs for burning CD-Rs under DOS:
The freeware programs are a set of useful CD-R applications
for MSDOS. They support every major CDROM recorder on the market and are
continually updated to support the same recorders as our commercial
disc-at-once software. These programs are offered to the Internet community
at no charge. They may be freely distributed (unmodified) for non-commercial
purposes. Since these programs are free, no technical support is available
from Golden Hawk Technology.
The website uses frames. You find the description under Product Information
-> Freeware Programs. The 16bit version does not support IDE devices.
C\>:DOS PAGE:
A list of programs,
mainly picture viewers.
DOS
programmer is not for programmers, it is a Danish page (programmer
is Danish for programs). Some, but only a few, of the programs here
are in Danish.
DOS Command Line Tools:
mainly advanced stuff. All the download links seem to be broken.