Does this help your screen reader issue? <http://www.bttr-software.de/freesoft/z_more1.htm#specialty>
Also, not FreeDOS, see if <https://code.google.com/p/openpine/> helps you with AccessDOS built-in. -L On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 1:24 PM, Travis Siegel <[email protected]> wrote: > Bah. I couldn't download the stupid thing anyhow, because apparently, > ya gotta login just to read the blog post. Thanks, but no thanks. I > do not now, nor do I wish to have an ms account. I'll pass, thanks. > (same for google) If I can't hit the page, click download, and have > the file show up on my drive, I'm not the least bit interested in > downloading it. > And, anyway, dos 2.0 did things way differently than 3.3+ , especially > for file access, (fcbs anyone) so any use anyone would get out of 2.0 > source would be less than minimal anyhow. It's probably closer to cpm > than real dos anyhow. Not that there's anfything wrong with cpm, > loads of products based on cpm, and I have source of that too, though > I've never used them. I just like having things, even if I never use > them, I guess I'm labeled as a collector, but having never contributed > to freedos, I have nothing to fear from looking at such code. I'm > really not an os kind of person. They fascinate me, and I love seeing > how they do things, but I just don't have the know how to actually > code for one, my assembly skills just aren't up to the task. > Utilities are different, anyone can write those, and I have written > some (none I've givven to freedos though) though I still have hopes of > getting freedos to include a screen reader, but work is slow on > porting from a86 to something freedos users can use free of charge, so > it will likely be a while before I have anything ready for distribution. > But I do like to see how things are done, and that's why I'm on > this list, all kinds of internals are very interesting to me, even > though I don't (usually) understand everything about them. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > Freedos-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel >
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