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Dave Navarro Software |
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Command line expression evaluator. Simple run EVAL with your math expression (such as '4+5x6' or '3+(12.5x2)') and it displays the answer. Supports parenthetical precident, add, subtract, multiply, divide, binary and boolean logic, hex and binary num... |
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08-Dec-1998 |
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A nifty little command line utility to display a calendar for the current month and year, or for any given month and year. Uses the 32-bit Windows API to support month and day names that are not in english. Similar to the CAL.EXE utility on many Unix... |
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25-Mar-1999 |
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From a DOS Prompt, you can now EJECT the CDROM tray.Very useful if it's difficult to reach the eject button on your computer. Supports CD changers. |
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28-Oct-1998 |
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Now you can play any audio file supported by Windowsfrom a DOS command prompt in Windows 95/98 or NT. WAV lets you play wav, midi, ai, aif and even MP3 filesfrom the command line. Especially useful in batch files and network logon/logoff scripts. |
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17-Aug-1999 |
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Look up WHOIS information for a domain such as BASICGURU.COM. This is a command line utility for Windows 95/98/NT/2000. Just pass the name of the domain on the command line and dWHOIS will use the appropriate database to find who it belongs to. New w... |
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08-Aug-2000 |
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Now you can get stock quote information from any DOScommand line in Windows. dQuote returns information onthe market (open/close status), and details about anygiven stock symbol (current price, previous close,52-week info, and much more!). It can eve... |
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04-May-2000 |
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Allows command prompt users to easily copy text files into the Windows 95/98/NT clipboard from the command line. Simply paste the text into any email or text/word processing application. |
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18-Mar-1999 |
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Looking for a command line file find utility that supports long filenames, even in Windows NT? How about one that supports multiple drives, multiple file search specifications and an option to ignore certain filenames? dFF does all of this and more. |
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02-Apr-1999 |
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