Re: jokes and dosshell

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CAMPOS ARRIBAS- LUIS RAUL wrote:
>
> Hi guys!
>
>         Don't panic!...i'm not going to tell more jokes!:(
>         Few days ago i posted a terrible joke...you shall
>         understand that it was a *literal translation* from spanish
>         and that's the problem(there was a vocabulary error,sorry!
>         instead of 'packages' it should had been 'baggage' or
>         'valise')
>         Anyway,i don't think that is quite gentle to criticize so
>         scoffingly someone who is doing huge *efforts* trying to make
>         himself clear to others!.....
>
> ---------> let's forget it:)
>
>    Yesterday i was looking my MS-DOS 6.20 manual and there's a page
>    that makes reference to a command called 'dosshell'.I tried in many
>    computers to use this command but always looms up the same message:
>
>                        bad command or parameter
>
>    I decided to seek the compressed dosshell.ex_ file in the original
>    floppys...but it doesn't exist! ? :|
>    It might be a Microsoft 'prank'?
>
>    ( P.D: of course I have the legal and original disks! )
>
> Regards,
>         Luis


Luis,

Dosshell originally appeared on MS-Dos 4.0, and for some reason I had
thought it never made it into newer versions, but it did. I found
a reference that said in DOS Version 6 this program is stored on the
"DOS supplemental disk". If the disks you have are the OEM disks
that came with the computer, it's possible that the supplement disk
was not included.

Christopher D. Hickman

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