-=> Quoting bob klahn to Nancy Backus on 20 Jan 10  22:07:00 <=-

 NB>> When I do do any browsing, which admittedly isn't very
 NB>> often, but does happen once in a while, I use a version of
 NB>> Lynx for DOS...  (My DOS computer does have some *nix
 NB>> commands on it, too, courtesy of my resident Wizard, who
 NB>> used a Unix mainframe at work at one time...)  I can't do

 bk> Ok, how about sharing?

Not sure just what you are after... but, my Wizard suggested you look
for something called The Berkeley Utilities... He found them on the web
back in 2004, they are standard Unix commands for DOS, up-to-date as of
Win98 (so they recognize long file names).  He says that if you can't
find them he could send you a copy of them.

 bk> Maybe make that the rule?

It probably is sort of an unwritten one... but one doesn't necessarily
know what anyone would glom onto... ;)
 
 NB>> any Java, though... but I rarely need it for what I'm
 NB>> doing. On the occasional time that I do, we just go to the
 NB>> Wizard's machine, which does have Java capabilities...

 bk> Dos with Java? Or Windows or Linux?

No, that's Windows(98) with Java...  that's the machine that also has
more protection on it, not being straight DOS and so less vulnerable.

ttyl      neb

... We NEVER grow up, we just get older, and older
--- Blue Wave/DOS v2.20