Win 9x and Win ME

[Avi Shmidman]

I have occasion to do a small project which entails interfacing with some 16-bit Windows DLLs running within Win ME (or Win 9x). (I'm running Win ME inside a VMWare virtual machine.) Is there a version of Take Command that I can download and use within this environment?

 

[fpefpe]

4DOS is available -- I think there is a version 8 -- With Win 9X you can bolt into dos as the start up shell -- with me it just becomes a icon like command.com --

 

[fpefpe]

4DOS is available -- I think there is a version 8 -- With Win 9X you can bolt into dos as the start up shell -- with me it just becomes a icon like command.com --

 

[Steve Fabian]

I have occasion to do a small project which entails interfacing with some 16-bit Windows DLLs running within Win ME (or Win 9x). (I'm running Win ME inside a VMWare virtual machine.) Is there a version of Take Command that I can download and use within this environment?

he latest version of 4nt and Take Command available for Win9x/ME is version 6. Note that Take Command 6 is just a GUI command processor, NOT a tabbed intermediary for multiple text consoles. If you want to execute DOS applications within the command processor, 4NT is much simpler to use. You find them at ftp://ftp.jpsoft.com/oldver/4nt601a.exe and ftp://ftp.jpsoft.com/oldver/tcmd601a.exe.
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HTH

 

[Avi Shmidman]

Thanks so much, Steve, for posting these specific links. I'm now running the 30-day trial for Take Command Version 6 under Windows ME, and it is wonderful.

he latest version of 4nt and Take Command available for Win9x/ME is version 6. Note that Take Command 6 is just a GUI command processor, NOT a tabbed intermediary for multiple text consoles. If you want to execute DOS applications within the command processor, 4NT is much simpler to use. You find them at ftp://ftp.jpsoft.com/oldver/4nt601a.exe and ftp://ftp.jpsoft.com/oldver/tcmd601a.exe.
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HTH