Neat website

[Vlad]

This is a really neat website the URL should bring back memories. :wink:

(Its an animated GIF so you can't do anything to it.)

http://www.command.com/

-Vlad

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[WishboneDawn]

Looks like what I see when I turn on my Pentium.

 

[Jorg]

Uhm.. when I read the topic title I was hoping to find drivers for my NEAT chipset...

I feel geeky now..

 

[Terry Yager]

There's another site somewhere (can't find it in my bookmarks right now), that is actually interactive. You can give DOS commands and it executes them. I do like the name of this page tho, I wonder how much they had to pay for "command.com?"

--T

 

[EvanK]

Terry, I think you mean Bill Degnan's site, http://vintagecomputer.net/

 

[Terry Yager]

Yeah, that looks like the site I'm thinking of.

--T

 

[Chris2005]

hmmm, seems Evan has an affinity for dossish stuff after all. He knows where all the cool dos sites are lol.

 

[tvdog]

http://www.command.com

http://www.command.com

Acrobat Capture 3.0, when links are turned on, creates links to any URL's it finds in the text it's recognizing. Practically every manual I scan and run through Acrobat Capture has links to that command.com "site," so I've seen it a lot.

If people don't edit their PDF's after creating them, there could be a lot of documents out there with links to command.com.