Use tcm in DOS

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 01:09 UTC

Hi
I still work a lot in DOS
Can eny one tell me how to use tcm in dos, i have tryed to install tcm 16bit but it will only run under win 3.11

djk · Post by *djk » 2003-10-30, 01:12 UTC

Well, nice idea but... I'm afraid it's a Windows program so.. it works only in Windows environment

Its old name was.... Windows Commander.

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 01:16 UTC

i know, i'w bin with from the start

wincmd 1.0

Tsunulukai · Post by *Tsunulukai » 2003-10-30, 05:51 UTC

You may try Norton Commander wich looks like Tcmd. I managed to use it before Windows 95....

havanna · Post by *havanna » 2003-10-30, 08:39 UTC

Now that's a nice one:

Try NC, that looks like TC"
But of course you're right, it's the tool for DOS and yeah, I still have to admin a couple of really old Boxes with MS Lanmanager - and NC

oblomov · Post by *oblomov » 2003-10-30, 10:20 UTC

ROTFL. "NC looks like TC" indeed. Wonder who copied from who?

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 11:26 UTC

I know that i can use NC but but it dos'n support long filenames

VC dos but it dosn't have the ability to pack files at lest not the vc - beta Free

I have payed ones for wincmd, so therfore it coud be nice to use it under dos too wit lfn support

>>NC looks like TC<
Well so do all the other NC clone, and we all know that TC is a Clone of NC... But what a clone the bedst ever i would say

djk · Post by *djk » 2003-10-30, 11:31 UTC

Try Dos Navigator.
IMHO it's one of the best DOS file managers and.. it's free.

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 11:34 UTC

Hmm newer heard about it..

were to finde ????

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2003-10-30, 11:37 UTC

2Rex

look at http://www.ritlabs.com/dn

Here you'll find version 1.51 and programs based on Dos Navigator.

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 11:50 UTC

>>Lefteous
Thanx

Flint · Post by *Flint » 2003-10-30, 12:19 UTC

That's a great idea! Let's ask Ghisler to make TC a really multiplatform application - for DOS, Windows, Linux (graphical and command-line variants), MacOS...

Sorry for offtop.

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 12:22 UTC

Well why not ????

former called Windows Commander hmm now Total Commander of cource it's for all OS's

Hmm i dont thing that Ghisler likes that idea

JoeyHH · Post by *JoeyHH » 2003-10-30, 21:21 UTC

i once created a bootcd with win3.1 launching in RÁM and the 16bit-version of Tc works ,but without long filenames.
(search for Winworm)
For long filenames for dos ,i use volkov-commander with additional doslfn , a commandlinetool.Vc is still beta ,but it works. You can implement all modern packers.

Rex · Post by *Rex » 2003-10-30, 23:23 UTC

JoeyHH
Hmm
How did you managed to create a bootcd with win 3.11 starting in the ram drive ???

I have tryed the same but with no luck...

VC comand line tool ??????