MS-DOS Encyclopedia ebook

by Ray Duncan

FREE shipping on qualifying offers. A comprehensive and updated reference contains detailed information on MS-DOS versions . through .

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Archaic by today's standards, this OS still has some life as a teaching tool for young computer operators and programmers - this Encyclopedia will serve anyone well. 2 people found this helpful.

Features in the book include detailed, version-specified data plus articles by recognized experts covering specialized areas of MS-DOS for programming.

He has written numerous magazine articles and a book on MS-DOS

p. cm. Includes indexes. MS-DOS . 0: A Hands-On Tutorial" Reprinted by permission of PC World from Volume 1, Issue 3, March 1983, published at 501 Second Street, Suite 600, San Francisco, CA 94107. Special thanks to Bob O'Rear, Aaron Reynolds, and Kenichi Ikeda. He has written numerous magazine articles and a book on MS-DOS.

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MS-DOS (Computer file). On this site it is impossible to download the book, read the book online or get the contents of a book. Personal Name: Duncan, Ray, 1952-. Corporate Name: Microsoft Press.

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Microsoft licensed 86-DOS to IBM, and it became PC DOS . MS-DOS (Versions . -3. 2) Technical Reference Encyclopedia. A 2004 book about Kildall says that he used such an encrypted message to demonstrate that other manufacturers had copied CP/M, but does not say that he found the message in DOS; instead Kildall's memoir (a source for the book) pointed to the well-known interface similarity. By Bornstein, Howard; Bredehoeft, Lawrence; Duncan, Ray; Morris, Carol; Rose, David; Socha, John; Tomlin, Jim; Vian, Kathleen; Wolverton, Van.

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oceedings{Duncan1988TheME, title {The MS-DOS encyclopedia}, author {Ray Duncan}, year {1988} }. Ray Duncan. Features in the book include detailed, version-specified data plus articles by recognized experts covering specialized areas of MS-DOS for programming.

A comprehensive and updated reference contains detailed information on MS-DOS versions 1.0 through 3.2, covering the development of MS-DOS, programming tools and techniques, and commands

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It can't be denied - MSDOS ruled the PC world for almost two decades. This book shows the nuts and bolts of how the operating system worked. Ignore the stories about Bill Gates and the MS team - get the code that was written to run the computer. This book is great for hopeful computer scientists who want to write the next best operating system - while DOS was not the best code around, it sure performed some neat tricks with the x86 family of chips.

If you're doing assembly language on the x86, get this as a reference to writing your own utility commands. INT21 - Rest in Peace...

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The MS-DOS encylopedia though outdated is a wonderful reference and a gives a great insight into DOS. Though DOS is no longer in vogue, it still is worth reading this book for the sheer knowledge that it provides.The IBM DOS Technical reference is the only book that even comes close to it in content and quality of content.Great for OS writers and people interested in the operating system that started it it all - DOS. In short it is a must have.