Where is everyone?

Using at least one appendage, the entity known in this space-time continuum
as RobertVA <Robert_c72nospam.RemoveThis@hottmail.com> revealed in
news:O05zro9kFHA.1148@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl:

> Unfortunately there are a few that think the basic.dos group is for
> basic DOS questions (SIGH). Lately the DOS questions seem more common
> there than the BASIC questions.

Thanks. Not quite the best news I ever had, but now I know where to look.
And I use DOS BASIC occasionally and had long forgotten the existence of
the group. So thanks twice

And once more for luck

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"Filthy McNasty" <filthy-mcnasty.RemoveThis@here.now> wrote in message
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> OK. DOS is dead(ish). But it still has something to offer
>
> --
<snip>

I have not looked for or at this groups charter, but I would expect it is
about MS-DOS applications running under Windows 95.

If you want information about MS-DOS itself, I would think that
microsoft.public.win3x_wfw_dos would be a better group.

Paul
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Using at least one appendage, the entity known in this space-time
continuum as "Paul" <nospam.DeleteThis@please.com> revealed in
news:Oc0FOyVlFHA.1044@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:

> I have not looked for or at this groups charter, but I would expect it
> is about MS-DOS applications running under Windows 95.
>

Me neither, but had always assumed it related to those parts of DOS which
were ported to and still are included in the Windows Console Utilities. I
still write batch scripts to automate the more tedious bits of file/disk
housekeeping

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