Hi, as Windows 9X are based on DOS, this is why I'm starting to publish here.
I've been programming since many months ago.

Today I'm starting to port my idea, in the form of the public website, to be able to be read by Windows 98 Internet Explorer
parsing and design the architecture for all of this to work on pre 2000's and post 2000, I'm currently working on main website (which as you may know its w3c validated XHTML 1.0) to be compatible on Windows 98 SE default browser, so I'm changing say ..

var elements = []; elements.push(value);

to

var elements = new Array(); elements[elements.lenth] = value;

This way, will allow users from win 9x (updating to 98 without loose his storage and other drivers, as 9x shares common driver model programming) to correctly display teh date in old computers.

When we finish the DST Bench 1.0 at all, then we will continue with doing data shareable to web, then DST Bench for Windows 7, then for XP and then for 9X.

Will be a long way, but , cause we look to cover all of the storage to make a public database with records in bench in pure old or new computers..

To do that, basically I'm using Windows 98 SE with Visual Interdev 6.0 (and remembering my early ages of developer in the 90's) to make the changes, cause, Visual Studio 6 in this case as is HTML, Visual Interdev 6.0, its the only software that can tell a developer that the code is pure javascript compatible,as , remember these days, were JScript & VBScript (I did it VBScript on those days) and then came Javascript, and both .. bla bal belongs or modificates to ECMASCRIPT 1 / 3.. long history..

Short history.. to make all compatible, to be able to search and bench and get info, from as our video shows, HALF A CENTURY of storage devices

My excuses to not post it before info about our software..

Will do if someone might be interested..