All softwares on this page are for real DOS – not Windows DOS shells or Linux dosemu –, especially those accessing the parallel ports. Some of them have (limited) support for Windows, though – see the documentation for more details.
F64Check 0.10 beta (2003-01-05), checks F64 files, created by FCOPY-PC, and displays information about unusual sectors (© by Joe Forster/STA, 2003) [f64ck010.zip, 12.138 bytes]
LPTDetect 0.11 (1998-11-15), detects parallel ports and optionally updates the BIOS data area accordingly (© by Wolfgang Moser, 1998) [lptdct11.zip, 26.849 bytes]
X1541Test 0.10 (1999-01-12), determines whether parallel ports are compatible with the X1541 cable or not (© by Wolfgang Moser and Nicolas Welte, 1999) [x1541t10.zip, 29.213 bytes]
XCDetect 0.17 (1998-11-27), detects and tests all the X1541-series serial cables (© by Wolfgang Moser, 1998) [xcdtct17.zip, 35.490 bytes]
XCDetect 0.18 (2004-12-19), detects and tests all the X1541-series serial cables, including the XM1541 and XA1541 cables (© by Wolfgang Moser, 1998-2004) [xcdtct18.zip, 38.570 bytes]
XCTest 0.13 beta (2004-09-01), low-level test software for X1541-series serial cables (© by Joe Forster/STA, 2001-2004) [xctst013.zip, 27.933 bytes]
ARCView 7.1, lists and extracts files in various archive formats interactively (1995-06-21) (© by Sergey Nazarenko, 1990-1995) [arcv_7_1.zip, 89.179 bytes]
Hacker's View 6.11 (1999-07-14), a hexa file viewer with built-in Pentium Pro (dis)assembler; last freeware release (© by Eugene Suslikov aka SEN, 1991-1999) [hiew611.zip, 350.070 bytes] (homepage)
LHA 2.55, archiver that handles LHA archives (1996-01-10) (© by Haruyasu Yoshizaki, 1988-1992) [lha255e.zip, 65.776 bytes] (homepage)
Info-ZIP's zip 2.32 (2006-07-01) and Info-ZIP's unzip 5.52 (2005-02-28), archivers that handle ZIP archives; 16-bit and 32-bit DOS version (© by Info-ZIP Group, 1990-2006) [zip232x.zip, 355.271 bytes; unz552x3.exe, 254.769 bytes] (homepage)
LFN SUPPORT: Although this is a DOS software, it can use long file names, when available.
If you want to access long file names under real DOS or Windows NT 4.0, see the LFN emulators page.
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