leonardo wrote on 2022-06-27, 13:53: To complement the prior responses with a bit more detail, place nano.bat in your path, such as C:\DOS. Extending this further, you could also create a dir C:\DOS\ALIASES, add it to path, and put a bunch of batch files in there as aliases in there for a tidy …

I have a 486 running MS-DOS currently, with a 3com Etherlink III NIC. I believe I can simply hook this into my router and it should work (provided I have TCP/IP drivers? not sure about this entirely), but I am wondering if there is something I can do to make this wireless? Like, can I get a network …

Hello all, So I have recently acquired a Packard Bell 22CD, 486 DX2-66, which mostly works (can't seem to get the CD drive to register, but that's for another thread) and I purchased a few upgrades that I'm having some trouble getting working, one of which is the Diamond Speedstar 64 ISA. I get no …