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Post #AuImLAGtY1OBHmfZGy by [email protected] |
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Since the original DOS "MS-DOS Editor" is in the news because of the … |
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Post #AuImtBuVxbDCDOQUKW by [email protected] |
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@vampiress It also became stand alone when MS-DOS 6 rolled out. |
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Post #AuInLihZdWyA1WydG4 by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic my first PC ran DOS 5, and I learned that really early on. Mostly… |
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Post #AuIpmmFkjzpQlTzfDk by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic I wonder what the difference is. Perhaps /EDCOM makes it display … |
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Post #AuIwsAnhbHhk1bORH6 by [email protected] |
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@bk1e No difference. Except EDCOM is case sensitive. |
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Post #AuJ7pKycPOH0DELjLU by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic that's so neat :) |
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Post #AuJR16FStMcZ8aYGFk by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic For an embarrassing amount of time, I used `edit /70` as a hex ed… |
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Post #AuJRCmLsgzwQu97blo by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic QBASIC (and by extension QuickBASIC and the later standalone EDIT… |
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Post #AuJSjqD9St4QNsMrSK by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic this means the source code for EDCOM is actually readable? Can it… |
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Post #AuJUMY2l2spdHnWj8i by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic you're telling me the resemblance was not just my inexperienc… |
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Post #AuJaHObDKaTqGwZOVM by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic @vampiress Didn't that only happen with DOS 7 (Windows 95)? |
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Post #AuJlbNxkVS6xaMqRdY by [email protected] |
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@jernej__s @vampiress Yeah, it probably did. My memory isn't what it used t… |
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Post #AuJlmhOwZfO13hxYqe by [email protected] |
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@volothamp No, that's not what that means, but there's a leaked DOS 5 c… |
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Post #AuK8ptOMkPR43tBI6C by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic Wow... always figured they'd shared a code base, didn't l… |
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Post #AuKGVWrNbvUY1OYLvE by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic I always suspected this was the case but never thought about it t… |
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Post #AuKRJEsniqH4HsYmps by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic well basic programs are always interpreted aren’t they? So the … |
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Post #AuKVllycfnBqqq91jU by [email protected] |
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@volothamp It's not a Basic program. It's a DOS COM file. |
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Post #AuKWdNoyhOXPZVCGBc by [email protected] |
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@volothamp Wait. Were you under an impression that running QBasic with that par… |
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Post #AuLIskYfF2XuESxXFo by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic yes, it sure seemed the case. I shall investigate a bit more than… |
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Post #AuLbhCG6K8yXnYTsqu by [email protected] |
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@dosnostalgic Correction now that I'm looking at it again: the beef folder … |
