VANYA wrote:If someone uses a system of FreeDos, tell me please what FILE MANAGER do you use? I tried the dos navigator, but it works very slowly:( In comparison: Xcopy file file (30 seconds) Necromancer's Dos Navigator (3 minute) dos navigator (Is unstable) we start LBACACHE with 16MB of cache/ then we go to urlwwww.vetusware.com/url and download an abandoned version of NortonCommander. if it's about speed you should consider to use more cache! Ps: I use smartdrv from my win98se disk. It has better results and bug free. And then xcopy32 should work like light if you have traditional PATA hd or good BIOS USB drivers.
If I have to deal with dos i use my one program:) FileSystemD. For me it works 'cause I'm it's builder.
File Manager is a file manager program bundled with releases of Microsoft Windows between 1990 and 1999 and available from 6 April 2018 as an optional download for all modern releases of Windows, including Windows 10. It is a single-instance graphical interface, replacing the command-line interface of MS-DOS, to manage files and MS-DOS Executive file manager from previous Windows versions. Although File Manager was included in Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 and some later versions, Windows Explor.
Some other folks complained about hardware driver support but. Now I've added int13h and hoppefully that solved some problems.
(i have 75 downloads per weak but I don't think everybody really uses it. Or rated it 5starts.: ). all programs on vetusware are free for download. And it is not piratery. But you are are restricted to 1 download per day (only at the very first beginning you get 3 downloads.) There are lots of other commanders (like the original DC, or lots of remakes after DC with the same name DC; also GVFM - and others that come with a toolkit called DOSCDR - dos-cdwriter - free tools for dos: ) DOS CD WRITER tools (DOSCDR) -all are free tools.
:: The concept and requirements to file manager had formed itself back in the DOS epoch. With the spread of operating systems with graphical user interface, other applications facilitating files handling emerged. But for many tasks and for many users orthodox file managers remain the most convenient option. There are file managers with graphical user interface here for a long time already, however console file managers still hold on not only their proper niche, but as well a part of the space belonging in theory to file managers with a GUI. Nowadays file managers can, all in all, the same and in general the same way, but text-based file managers are more responsive to user actions. Also, even if it is not topical enough now, console file managers require less system resources, than GUI file managers of comparable functionality. / / Console file manager for Windows.
File Manager For Dos
Among the built-in functions: FTP, Windows network, extensible archive files support, print manager, text editor. Other plugins are available: SFTP/SCP, image viewer, hex editor, syntax highlighting and auto-completion for text editor, some others. FAR Manager: DOS Navigator: File Commander The concept and requirements to file manager had formed itself back in the DOS epoch. With the spread of operating systems with graphical user interface, other applications facilitating files handling emerged. But for many tasks and for many users orthodox file managers remain the most convenient option. There are file managers with graphical user interface here for a long time already, however console file managers still hold on not only their proper niche, but as well a part of the space belonging in theory to file managers with a GUI. Nowadays file managers can, all in all, the same and in general the same way, but text-based file managers are more responsive to user actions.
Dos File Manager For Windows 7
Also, even if it is not topical enough now, console file managers require less system resources, than GUI file managers of comparable functionality. FAR Manager - / home page / Console file manager for Windows. Among the built-in functions: FTP, Windows network, extensible archive files support, print manager, text editor. Other plugins are available: SFTP/SCP, image viewer, hex editor, syntax highlighting and auto-completion for text editor, some others. FAR Manager 2.0: Console file manager FAR Manager 2.0: FTP, downloading files FAR Manager 2.0: A submenu FAR Manager 2.0: System settings FAR Manager 2.0: Text editor FAR Manager 2.0: MPlayer, playing.mp3 DOS Navigator - / open source project / Console file manager for Windows. A variation of the DOS file manager. Actualcoach 2 32 keygen. There is also a version for OS/2.
Archive files support, text editor with syntax highlighting, disk editor, spreadsheet, calculator, calendar, etc.