Contains a number of DOS utilities including improved directory listers, directory changers, and several other.

Presents this open source project whose goal is to release a shell (command.com replacement) for any flavor of DOS.

Contains a basic screen saver, utilities to record the time the system has been running, a program to determine if Windows is running, a calculator, a utility to disable the PC speaker, and other utilities.

Enhanced versions of ANSI.SYS. Purported to be faster than ANSI.SYS and includes extra features.

DOS programs written by J.H. Bass: ASCII reference table, Browser to search for and uncompress Zip files, electronic calendar, electronic piano, math tutor, games: Hangman, Ludo, Rescue, Five in a Row.

A set of programs that allow ISA Plug-And-Play devices to be configured on a DOS (and Linux) machine. Suitable for all systems which contain ISA bus Plug-and-Play cards, whether or not they include a PnP BIOS.

A collection of links to mostly freeware DOS programs. Includes sound, graphics, screen savers, utilities, programming tools, and DOS alternatives.

A utility to sort Windows' long filenames on a disk.

Small hexadecimal editor with turbo vision style interface, which is consistent on all platforms. DOS version listed under the "old" downloads section.

Filename completion for DOS, Windows 95/98/Me. At the command line prompt, type the first few letters of a filename, then hit Tab; FileC fills in the rest of the name.