DOS Help Magazine
Number 01 November 1998 |
Features 3. Shape Up Your DOS Command Environment     Is your Prompt worth prompting for? 4. A Few Batch Files to Speed Up Your Development     Must batch files for compiler/linker speed up. 6. How's Your Environment?     Does your Path point in the right direction? 14. Mixed-Language Programming     Calling assembler from a high level language Departments 2. Letters to the Editor     Welcome! 7. Questions and Answers     Introduction to... 8. Batch Files/DOS     DOS colors 9. Assembler     Ah, the power of assembler 10. Basic     The ease of Basic 11. C     Wow, the complexity of C 12. Pascal     Who was he? 13. Undocumented...     How's that again? |
Entertainment 5. On the NET     Introduction to...     Freeware utilities you gotta have bc. Press ENTER to Exit     The lighter side of ... The cover picture: What picture? If you know of a good DOS User graphic that you would like to see as the cover page, send me the URL of this graphic. Please do not send me the graphic. How to Reach Us: I welcome letters, comments, and submissions from readers. The best way to reach me is through email at blunt@zekes.com. Please include a subject line with DHMag: as the first few characters. I can also be reached through U.S. mail:   DOS Help Magazine   %Benjamin David Lunt   PO Box 1562   Thatcher, AZ 85552 All letters and submissions are considered to be public domain. Please include your complete address as well as an email address for all correspondence. All submissions via email should be as an attachment (ZIP files only) to a message with this message describing the submission. All submissions via snail mail should be on 3 1/2in disk(s) with a hardcopy (preferably not handwritten) describing the submission. (Please include a prepaid return package if you want the disks returned.) DOS Help Magazine assumes no responsibility for any damages because of errors or omissions in our articles. Corrections are printed as soon as possible. |
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