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Shareware Survey
- Subject: Shareware Survey
- From: BOB BRODY
- Date: 12 Jun 1991 2:23:00
I quite agree, Ed, and don't particularly mind fully functional software
with a "preface" that requires input before registering (or a delay upon
quitting). As long as I can test the software dress-rehearsal I can
live with reminders (though prefer to circumvent them while testing). I
use a lot of sharware and register almost all of it. A quick perusal of
what I use regularly in this regard:
list file browser | commo comm pgm
pdaily Patriquin's | dsz zmodem
daily events | twcalc RPN and scientific
processor | notation calculator
pcopy Patriquin's | fincalc financial calc.
copy program | stat statistical analys.
convert convert weights | searchp enhance DOS PATH to
& measures | more than EXE, COM,
ample notice calendar | and BAT files
pk/zip/arc compression-ware | diredit custom directory
qedit editor | arranging
dial DOS phone book | zansi.sys speed screen writes
lpt2dsk redirect | raw.com works with zansi
printer output | memwalk search/list memory
textcon convert ASCII | anarkey command line editor
files to wps | burnout screen blanker
archive disk backup | emmcache EMS disk cache
scan virus watch | respond batch file prompts
maxfind text/file | no exempt files from
retriever | action
dprint DOS print pgm | rendir rename directories
qsort DOS sort pgm | input create environment
mark/release TSR managers | variables
dx DIR extender | stackey key stuffer
ddir compare dirs | sr search/replace via
x library small | DOS
.COM files | kbfix enhance keyboard
global performs action | performance
across drive | was back-scroller
pklite file squeezer | shez compression front-
bat2exec batch file | end
compiler | get test envi. variables
I'm sure I left some out and I see some freeware in the list but most is
shareware and regi$tered.
Well, I won't say "can't do" when it comes to computers but as I too
understand it, batch file utilities (such as keyfake stuffers) won't
work in CONFIG.SYS. However, there are utilities that will load
CONFIG.SYS drivers from DOS instead of from CONFIG.SYS. Under such
circumstances I've been able to thus load the driver via a batch file.
Not all drivers lend themselves to being loaded like that because they
require loading before certain other drivers and/or TSRs, etc.