Re: notebook LCD and QDISK

[Daniel Say say@xxxxxxxx]

" Michael Norman  wrote:
"
" > Can you suggest some of these old utilities?
"
" The one that does the trick for me is a file manager called QDISK. It
" used to be shareware, but I have no idea whether it still is available
" somewhere. You might try a search. The version I currently still use is
" >from 1994, and this might have been the last version. It does not
" have an explicit screen mode switching command, but simply running it
" in a DOS session seems to change the (apparent?) resolution.
"
" Wolfgang Bechstein
" wolfie@xxxxxxxx
"

	Is this your Qdisk utility?
	 Linkname: qdisk331.zip
    URL:
     http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/fileutil/qdisk331.zip
	qd.com     11616  1/12/88  8:52
	qdisk.doc    15222  1/12/88 10:02
	qdisk331.zip  13086  1/12/88 14:33
    QDISK Version 3.30
   	By DME System Specialties
            Released Into The Public Domain
  
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   distribute this program for free to all you wish as long as this file
   is included with it and the program is not modified in any way. You
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	It may do what you describe, but I don't see it on this
	particular machine, but this shareware is much older than
	what you say.