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Thanks, Russ, this was mentioned in
an earlier e-mail, and I'm in the process of exploring this program. I
appreciate all of the "off-topic" feedback and am taking notes.
Mimi
----- Original Message -----
Subject: Re: file management with XyDos
and DOS & UNIX
You may want to consider Midnight Commander. It is a Norton
Commander clone that was designed for Linux/Unix environments to offer file
management and a framework for working with files. I've compiled and used it
when i worked under Solaris, and i use it now with Mac OS X. I use the file
manager to copy files that i've created with Xywrite under virtual PC and copy
to other directories where i can do other operations on those
files.
Hope this helps,
Russ
On Monday, July 28, 2003, at
03:38 PM, Mimi Gauthier LeBien wrote:
Okay
- I have an off topic
query...
The
company I work for uses XyWrite DOS for all documents. They produce
hundreds of documents daily or weekly (in the transcription
department). The rest of the office is run on a UNIX or MDX
system. Might anyone out there have any ideas as far as getting DOS
and UNIX to speak to each other so that file management could be much more,
what can I say, manageable?
Is
there a way to do this without bringing in Windows monster? I would
even be interested in looking at a file management system that would be on
the internet. Somet type of system that could keep track of documents
- when they are started, when they are finished, who did the document, where
they are at any time, etc....that type of thing.
I
would appreciate any
feedback.
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