PromptPal is a replacement GUI (graphical user interface) for the command prompt console, previously known as the DOS prompt. It turns the antiquated console into a friendly and helpful Windows program, whilst still routing all your instructions through Microsoft's dependable command processor. PromptPal is highly configurable, and provides full Windows-style editing, command completion, command history, syntax help and much more.
EasyConsole Dos shell utility lets you navigate in drives and through folders using Windows issuing DOS commands on a slave MSDOS console, saving command-line instructions for future use.Last 20 commands are memorized and you will be able to store 10 long most used or favorite command lines on 10 buttons to be launched with a click instead of typing again and avoiding fastidious repetitive commands.
NetMailBot is the most powerful command line email client for sending & receiving email. It runs from a DOS command prompt, which allows it to be easily called from other applications. Features include: HTML or plain message formatting, mail merge, ZIP compression, message forwarding & auto-reply, and import data from any ODBC data source.
DOS Command Prompt utility for manipulating the DOS environment from Windows. Open a Command Prompt from a Windows pick-and-point directory. Print nested directory trees to the printer. Add user defined paths to a quick retrieval menu. Mini-directory tools for create, renames and delete directories. Open an Explorer windows positioned in the current directory.
The NCD.EXE allows you to control NCD products directly from a command line interface in DOS. NCD.EXE does NOT require 3rd party tools or components, as it speaks directly to DOS. With NCD.EXE, you may test and control an NCD device directly without programming. It can also be used in a batch file to do complex jobs or called in your own program. NCD.EXE is a free distribution for use ONLY with NCD products.
Simple, free time saving utility. Runs from your send to menu. Open a DOS prompt in the current folder. Send a file or directory to the command line. Set an environment variable to hold the file or folder name. Useful for those who use DOS from time to time.
Recent update: Windows XP/NT - uses cmd.exe instead of command.com for improved stability and doskey functionality
DELSPECial is a "DOS world can't do without" file finder / command invoker plus new deltree - 5-star rated. Invokes any program/command to do anything the invoked program/command has provision for, on any file or a particular set of files located anywhere on a disk (file extension enough). Good for launching any command or executable that does not attend to subdirectories on its own. Lists deleted files in ListFile.
MS-DOS based applications are designed to print on character mode printers. Presently many laser and inkjet printers have powerful features but come with connectivity to only USB ports which DOS applications cannot access. DOS2USB extends the printing ability of DOS programs by capturing MS-DOS print jobs and redirecting them to windows printer irrespective of their types including USB Printers, Network Printers, Print-Servers and PDF Printer.
This nice free security utility enables you to protect your PC by disabling some features like: use of the MS-DOS command prompt in Windows and real mode DOS applications from within the Windows shell, and disable function keys on boot up like the F5, F6 and F8 keys. The program is very useful if you want to disable the lowlevel access to your system. It's easy to use, excellent online help is also available. Try our password and security tools,
Introducing CommandXpress! The new pioneering technology that revolutionizes command administration for Windows. Now you can Forget about typing commands/subcommands. Forget about typing switch prefixes. Forget about switch/subcommand listing. Forget about switch sequence. Forget about switch exclusivity. Forget about typing command help. Now you have the fastest & easiest way to unleash the power of commands like never before!
Released: Nov 08, 2006
