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Dos Game Manager v.1.0.0001
Dos Game Manager is an interface for Windows to easely browse and start DOS Games. Not for Vista and Windows 7.
Q-Dir v.4 86
Q-Dir i a good file manager with an amazing Quadro-View technique. You don't have to renounce the usual, Drag and Drop, all Views, and other functions of your system. No! Q-Dir gives you other nice functions, that make you happy.
CDBF for DOS v.2.99.02
CDBF for DOS is a powerful database viewer and editor that lets individuals and business users access databases directly without programming via the text interface. The most important features are: Keyboard macros, Multiple files opening,
FileVan For DOS v.2 60
A $24.95 alternative to LapLink for users who just want to transfer files to/from their old DOS or Win 3.1 PCs and not pay for extras they don't need. Transfers files between computers through their parallel ports.
Active NTFS Reader for DOS v.1.0.2
NTFS Reader is a data recovery tool that provides read access to NTFS drives from MS DOS environment. The FREEWARE utility supports long filenames, compressed and fragmented files. You can preview files on NTFS and copy them from NTFS to FAT volumes
NCD Command Tool for dos v.1.0
The NCD.EXE allows you to control NCD products directly from a command line interface in DOS. NCD.EXE does NOT require 3rd party tools or components, as it speaks directly to DOS. With NCD.EXE,
Image for DOS v.1 95
Image is a DOS based backup and restore utility that creates a snapshot of an entire partition or volume to a set of files or directly to USB2, IEEE1394, ATAPI CD-R/RW and DVD+R/+RW/-R/-RW drives.
F-Prot Antivirus for DOS v.3.16F
F-Prot Antivirus for DOS is the classic command line scanner for the DOS operating system. Among features included in F-Prot Antivirus for DOS is an impactful heuristic scanner to scan for new viruses and suspicious files.
Active@ UNERASER for DOS v.3.0
We all have the same experience that deleting important files accidentally. If the Recycle Bin has not been emptied, we can perhaps return them back. Viruses or vicious software can also delete or destroy our data stored on our hard disk.