Mail Archives: opendos/1997/02/04/23:52:54
Hi David,
Some good news here, you don't need to run
opendos to run dosbook.exe. It will run using dos 6.22.
There may even be command line switches, try dosbook -?.
On Tue, 4 Feb
1997, David
Poehlman wrote:
> Hi, I read that the documentation will be made available in some form that
> I've never heard of and wonder if it can also be made available in an
> independantly viewable form such as "dostext"? Dosbook is really not
> adaquate when stacked up against a dos viewer with more powerfull
> functions and which is more friendly so it is not an alternative to the
> documentation platform availability.
>
> I'd like info for instance on what happens if you put disk 1 into the
> drive and turn on the machine? I need this info since my pc will not talk
> at that point. I've tried making it talk modifying config.sys and
> autoexec.bat, but no go. So, an installation guide would be helpfull.
> I'll try reading dosbook, but I'm not sure I'll find what I'm looking for.
> Any possitive feedback would be helpfull.
> is there a way to install dosbook without installing the whole package?
> I'd like to read it before I trash my machine again.
>
>
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>
jude <jdashiel AT eagle1 DOT eaglenet DOT com>
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