Windows command to compactly list the IP address of every network adapter, as well as the external IP address if the Internet is accessible.
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Tips and tricks when writing batch for MS DOS, mainly functions.
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Une série de programmes de visualisation de fichiers anciens. Ces programmes ont été codés sous Turbo Pascal en 1992.
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Bash-like commands using Windows batch
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Source code in Turbo Pascal of Mouse Cursor Maker program from 1991
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Deprecated projects created in 1992 in Turbo Pascal to change things in source code for ASM, Cobol and Pascal projects.
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A program from 1991 to create menus in batch files.
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A text file reader in Turbo Pascal for MS-Dos.
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A Turbo Pascal project for MS-Dos to create and edit icons.
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A color palette editor for VGA monitors coded with Turbo Pascal in 1992.
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List of MS-Dos commands created with Turbo Pascal in 1993 to add user access to the operating system.
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UPR Files maker project created in 1991 with Turbo Pascal to encode/decode binary files to a printable version.
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A simple CD Player for MS-Dos coded with Turbo Pascal and Delphi in 1995
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The "deltree" command for MS-Dos coded in Turbo Pascal in 1991
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A Turbo Pascal project for MS-Dos to create and edit sprites for my games.
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Pascal Files Linker linked included files in others for Turbo Pascal developers in 1991.
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