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Some problems with booting directly into Windows (it was eventually included within my autoexec.bat, but not for awhile.) * Some DOS-based menu programs were r
by jaredsohn 13y ago
Some problems with booting directly into Windows (it was eventually included within my autoexec.bat, but not for awhile.)
* Some DOS-based menu programs were really nice. I grew up using X-Tree Gold which had a menu but was also really fast for doing file system operations.
* Some DOS programs wouldn't work well in Windows (programs using serial ports, games), even if you set up PIFs.
* While in Windows, you couldn't use your TSRs (so you'd have to run the programs in non-TSR mode and set up different hotkeys for them and get used to the changes.)
- TazeTSchnitzel 13y agoSure, but if you needed DOS you could always just exit Windows.