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Information on this site, there's an updates log so you can
see what's been altered and when. A notices page which contains anything of
importance concerning this site, or sometimes just ideas I have for it which
I'd like feedback on. There's a status page which details the current status
of these sections, including any planned updates or additions. There's a
feedback page so you can tell me what you think of this site.
There are also links and books pages which contain things related to the content
on this site.
Lastly but most importantly there is a disclaimer, which basically says
you must use this site, information and software entirely at your own risk.
The DOS Zone
This is work in progress (or not depending on how much feedback I get),
most of this section is at present incomplete.
Currently there's a page which looks at some of the common anti-DOS
arguments and an FAQ area which deals with common questions and problems
experienced by the would be DOS user (it also answers some BIOS related
issues).
Content will be added to the blank pages as and when I finish it, the
more feedback I get the sooner this will be.
My Software
A collection of programs which I've written (all for DOS, but for the
most part they run fine under Windows) some have a GUI others are command
line. There's an idea submission
form where you can send me a request to write a program (DOS only),
a page with information on my current software projects and a screen shot
area.
FAT System Guide
This is basically a FAT file system reference I wrote in an attempt to
help clear up confusion on the subject.
Each page is split into two areas.
The first gives a basic overview and introduction to the topic it covers,
which I hope should be understandable by the moderately experienced computer
user.
The second goes into more technical detail, looking at the data structures
involved and other programming related considerations.
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