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Robert Bull wrote to Ken Hrynchuk on 05-04-03 18:50:
KH> Yes, it is, and I've noticed that some of the newer DOS programs that
KH> I've tried don't seen to support F3, anymore. Since PKLITE worked on
RB> At work I run a TSR called TODDY;
RB> 6.15 doesn't have quite such good docs, hence two versions. It
RB> adds as much as I want of a 4DOS-like command line to a Win95 or
RB> Win98 DOS box. So far, F3 seems to have worked, though I more
RB> often use the up arrow or tab command completion. Seems to work,
RB> and might be worth your while to try, especially as it's free and a
RB> BFDS file. ISTR Bat uses ALIAS, which is shareware I think, and
RB> there are others.
Thanks for the info. on TODDY, Robert. I hadn't really contemplated
using a command line recall TSR, but the above does sound interesting.
KH> That's for sure; I'm really sorry to hear that Allan's 'put it on the
KH> back burner'. Maybe he's getting tired of trying to deal with LFN's
KH> (an odious task, to say the least)? I would've liked to have seen an
RB> It's possible, but seems to be uphill work. My DOS editor VDE now
RB> has limited support for LFNs, for example, and so do some of Eric
RB> Meyer's other utilities like his ZIP PC-to-PC file transfer
RB> program.
I really like ZIP; small, reliable; what more could you ask for?
Maybe you're right; perhaps Allan's just tired of working on CTREE.
KH> there'd be a 'clear cache' or 'invalidate cache' type of call, to
KH> VCACHE (or, something along those lines). If there was, I'd guess that
KH> writing the program would be relatively easy.
RB> It might be worth asking Horst Schaeffer. He now writes Win
RB> programs too, and gets to grips with the Win API...
Hmm... the latest address I have for Horst is horst.schaeffer{at}gmx.net.
Does that look right?
Ken
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