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Basic features:
- The possibility to launch both DOS and MS Windows
applications
- The work with archives like catalogues
- The quick view graphic files
- The quick view files from archives (even if the archivation
program is absent)
- A great number of built-in viewers
- The parallel work with viewers and applications
- The possibility to load a mixed set of DOS and Windows
commands from users menu
- The entire support of the work with remote devises
- The possibility to change the size of window and
consequently the number of rows and columns in panels
- The possibility to change fonts
- A comfortable work with mouse
- A Clipboard using
- Changing the cursor according to the content
- 32-bit version, moreover, provides the correct work with
long file names (except archives), net names of files and Drag-and-Drop technology
Why DISCo Commander is better than Norton95 for Windows?
- DISCo Commander is quicker
- It is less demanding to hardware resources
- DISCo Commander has it's own Dos-Shell mode for DOS-programs
- after the completion the result window fits to the size of parent window
- It has the built-in viewer with Clipboard support (in
particular, it is possible to select the necessary area, clicking the right mouse button
in viewing (F3) mode)
- It has the possibility to verify disk writing (which is
particularly important for floppy-disks)
- Excluding of extra reading/writing while repeated copying
(when the name, date and the size of files are identical)
- The price is essentially lower
What is absent in DISCo Commander: DISCo Commander has
not some Norton Commander functions (the list below). There are special applications for
this functions and we advise to use them.
- The computer connection by means of COM port
- The getting of system information
- The changing the number of rows from menu
- An emulation of another computer terminal
- Built-in clock (but there is alarm clock)
- The setting of screen-saver
- The setting of print port
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