Wanted: Dos utils

[DC]

I prefer to sit on my arse and let you post.

Excellent. }:O)

 

[Gabriele Neukam]

On that special day, Gabriele Neukam, (Gabriele.Spamfighter.Neukam@t-
online.de) said...

http://home.arcor.de/albu/download/pictv194.zip

Erm, sorry, the filename sould be ufo964d_.exe
I hit the wrong line, my bad.


Gabriele Neukam

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[B. R. 'BeAr' Ederson]

Well, I already have EDIT.COM in a zip file so I can't really afford another
large executable editor on the floppy.

Cough! You are joking??! *Please* tell me: you just wanted kidding me!?
Spare qview in favor for *edit.com*??! Ridiculous!!

Plus, I see no real reason for any of those features (other than possibly
disk editor) on an emergency rescue editor.

If you ever get to a *really* damaged computer (head crash with important
data on disk, sabotage on boot routines or system, mislabeled hardware,
adapter conflicts of NIC/sound/graphic/...) you'll regretfully remember
qview! ;-)

Mainly it's just for editing autoexec and config, INIs, and viewing logs.

Ok. There obviously *are* some possible compilations of tools for everyone.
But there is *none* that would suit everyone.

BeAr

 

[Grod]

Also looking for an MS-DOS editor under 20K to put on my system disk.
Doesn't have to be able to edit anything larger than 32k.

Check out these tiny editors:

http://members.cox.net/dos/txted01.htm#small

There is a table there that compares them and should allow you to
more easily make a choice based on your own criteria.