Hi watch the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIq8x8VFu4M
min 3.43, any ideas? never see this, i know other shell, but never find one that look like program manager plus this nice things
greetings
I don't know which specific program it is, but there is programs which add information to the title bar area of all applications, you can see the same information shows in the OPTi Media Rack title bar at 4.40
This is an example but it's only the clock: https://www.owenrudge.net/utils/tbclock
98/DOS Rig: BabyAT AladdinV, K6-2+/550, V3 2000, 128MB PC100, 20GB HDD, 128GB SD2IDE, SB Live!, SB16-SCSI, PicoGUS, WP32 McCake, iNFRA CD, ZIP100
XP Rig: Lian Li PC-10 ATX, Gigabyte X38-DQ6, Core2Duo E6850, ATi HD5870, 2GB DDR2, 2TB HDD, X-Fi XtremeGamer
Hi, must be some software like this
That is "Plug-in for Windows" by Plannet Crafters.
The OPL Archive - Preserving MS-DOS music in a unified format!
MrKsoft wrote on 2026-05-21, 01:13:That is "Plug-in for Windows" by Plannet Crafters.
man this is amazing!!! 30+ years windows 3.1 user and this if first time to know about this software
Is amazing!! nested groups!!!
thanks a lot!
I am aroused about any X86 motherboard that has full functional ISA slot. I think i have problem. Not really into that original (Turbo) XT,286,386 and CGA/EGA stuff. So just a DOS nut.
PS. If I upload RAR, it is a 16-bit DOS RAR Version 2.50.
thanks a lot! now the hard process of find a serial, crack or whatever
Sadly im not in home to test until next month, outside because work, really want to go back home and turn on the 486
theelf wrote on 2026-05-21, 08:54:thanks a lot! now the hard process of find a serial, crack or whatever
Sadly im not in home to test until next month, outside because work, really want to go back home and turn on the 486
You're in luck. When Plannet Crafters went under they posted up a serial for it. 😀
https://web.archive.org/web/20000304055259/ht … annetarium.com/
Should have mentioned that in my first post. I had a memory that they had made it free, but didn't want to break any rules accidentally so I needed to go find their old website address and double check.
The OPL Archive - Preserving MS-DOS music in a unified format!
