I hope I am posting this in the right forum (can't exactly see a DOS one )
I was wondering if the Item I am looking for exists...
I am looking for a simple program, not resident in memory, that will run a 2 or 3 windowed file manager with a DOS CLI at the bottom. Something a little like norton commander, but a little more complex.
Preferably it would support "Drag and Drop" "Cut, Copy, Paste", Mouse etc...
However, it would be almost impossible (if the above are not included) without "Tabbed Movement" and "Shortcut Keys"
Also I would like it to support FAT16/FAT32 AND NTFS (does not have to run from the same boot disk, I have NTFS boot disks). It does not need to be anything major, just read the filesystem, display it graphically, allow for graphical manipulation, while still containing a CLI at the bottom.
A lot of you will probably shout at me "Use Linux". The simple point here, is I do not have a lot of time to learn a new system. I may very well port to linux eventually, but I need something now.
NB: I have looked at http://www.icdc.com/~dnice/dosstart.html but that is a little more than what I require, graphically, and I am not sure it supports NTFS.
I was wondering if the Item I am looking for exists...
I am looking for a simple program, not resident in memory, that will run a 2 or 3 windowed file manager with a DOS CLI at the bottom. Something a little like norton commander, but a little more complex.
Preferably it would support "Drag and Drop" "Cut, Copy, Paste", Mouse etc...
However, it would be almost impossible (if the above are not included) without "Tabbed Movement" and "Shortcut Keys"
Also I would like it to support FAT16/FAT32 AND NTFS (does not have to run from the same boot disk, I have NTFS boot disks). It does not need to be anything major, just read the filesystem, display it graphically, allow for graphical manipulation, while still containing a CLI at the bottom.
A lot of you will probably shout at me "Use Linux". The simple point here, is I do not have a lot of time to learn a new system. I may very well port to linux eventually, but I need something now.
NB: I have looked at http://www.icdc.com/~dnice/dosstart.html but that is a little more than what I require, graphically, and I am not sure it supports NTFS.