ziloo
May 5th, 2007, 01:40 PM
I have been using a file management program (under Dos) called
"Dos Navigator" for a few years now. It has some very nice
features that are even more useful than equivqalent commercial
software available. It works fine with my 286 as well as 486
systems.
http://www.ritlabs.com/en/products/dn/index.php
If you downloaded the software, to set up the menu system, do
F10 -> Options -> Configuration -> Interface
What I enjoy the most from this software is its screen saver!
There are a couple of them that have something to do with flame
effect and plasma effect on the monitor. If you have a 486 system
running at 60 MHz, the flame effect is just awesome. Remember to
download "Additional Screen Savers"!
To set up the screen saver,
Options -> Configuration -> Screen Saver
One thing that I cann't figure out is whether the effect is done
by programming the hardware or by animation. If some of our
VC folks can solve this puzzle for me...
Cheers
ziloo :biggrin:
"Dos Navigator" for a few years now. It has some very nice
features that are even more useful than equivqalent commercial
software available. It works fine with my 286 as well as 486
systems.
http://www.ritlabs.com/en/products/dn/index.php
If you downloaded the software, to set up the menu system, do
F10 -> Options -> Configuration -> Interface
What I enjoy the most from this software is its screen saver!
There are a couple of them that have something to do with flame
effect and plasma effect on the monitor. If you have a 486 system
running at 60 MHz, the flame effect is just awesome. Remember to
download "Additional Screen Savers"!
To set up the screen saver,
Options -> Configuration -> Screen Saver
One thing that I cann't figure out is whether the effect is done
by programming the hardware or by animation. If some of our
VC folks can solve this puzzle for me...
Cheers
ziloo :biggrin: