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pkZip - Phil Katz's archive program. pkzip 2.04g was the bees knees for a very long time. That, plus a stack of floppy disks with labels was my version control
by mikewarot 3y ago
pkZip - Phil Katz's archive program. pkzip 2.04g was the bees knees for a very long time. That, plus a stack of floppy disks with labels was my version control system for a decade.
Vern Berg(sp?) - LIST.COM - a file viewer, with a hex mode. I ended up writing my own clone, look
TurboPower Software - EDWIN - a wonderful text editor, had the ability to record and run macros.
I used Borland's SkidKick and Turbo Pascal all the time.
I don't remember the name of the image viewing program we all used.
- neural_thing 3y agoACDSee?
- acheron 3y agoI had forgotten about list.com! Wow, what a sudden memory. Looks like it was Vern Buerg: https://github.com/sebras/buerg https://github.com/sebras/buerg