FLOPSTUFF
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16 Bit Floppy Sized Freeware |
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It's been a long while since anything new had been added to this site. Floppy drives from which the name of this page was derived are now (im)practically obsolete. I have no intentions of changing this to something like flash stuff. Maybe small stuff is a better candidate... Oh well...
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SCREEN SHOTS
1. Win X. A utility that mimics the "x" button of win 9x window corners. It docks on the active window, enabling you to close the window with a single click. Based on Maxim's Wincorner. winx4.zip 14.5kb 2. Exitwin. Mimics the shutdown dialog of Windows 95. May be able to display a splash shutdown bitmap better than Calmira. Comes with the usual options; exit, restart and reboot. Does not require Calmira. exitwin.zip 65.4kb 3. Quad. A math program that analyzes an equation in the form Ax^2 + Bx + C = 0, a quadratic equation. It computes for the root(s) and vertex. quad.zip 6.6kb 4. DOSIcon. A windows program that runs its DOS stub (the program that prints "This program requires Microsoft Windows" when you run a windows program in the DOS prompt). It should be used with glue.exe and an icon editor/hacker if you want to change the icon. Makes your DOS programs have an icon. dosicon.zip 128.2kb 5. Gauger. A DOS program that mimics the loading gauge seen when booting Windows 2K or XP. It should be run through the AUTOEXEC.BAT. gauger.zip 103.4kb 6. Sequence. A little game I made to teach a youngster arrange numbers in increasing or decreasing sequence. sequence.zip 8kb 7. Gauger2. An update to gauger. A 2 character high gauge is included too. It also might be more stable. gauger2.zip 202kb 8. Splash. A DOS program that loads a gif image that you could dispaly as startup or shutdown splash screens for Win 3.X. It utilizes the loadgif library available at the VBDOS page of DOS solutions (see links below). It has an option to unload the image after a specified time or to remain loaded until the keyboard is pressed. splash.zip 84kb More downloads at my page. |
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Here are some tips I
figured out on my own. More tips could be found from the links below. Begin Copy from here Begin Copy from here Use google efficiently
i-hacked.com: Google Hacking if the links are gone, they could be eaily searched from www.i-hacked.com
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Lightspeed Reference Page (the links of all Links) http://www.oldstuff.myagora.net/Lightspeed/main.html The Open WIndows
Project Calmira Online
http://www.calmira.de/
The Calmira iWarp
Program. DOS Solutions (where you can download VBDOS) http://www.dossolutions.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/home.htm I also used to get vbdos
from here. Maxim's World of Stuff (includes miscellaneous Delphi Programs with source code) http://mwos.cjb.net/ Programmers Heaven
(a lot of programming resources).
Unfortunately, some
of these links no longer exist. What you could do is perhaps visit this
site. My Numerical C++
Software page. There are some free 16 bit compilers still available around. POW Oberon Programmers Open Workbench Open Watcom
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My frustrated art
attempts. You could test your printers from the artworks here. My seldom updated blog. |
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Astig.
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