[Offer] - Microsoft Learning DOS 1.01
I have on a 5.25 floppy the 1.0 version of Microsoft Learning DOS.
For some reason I can not get the splash screen to reload to show the version 1.0, but if you compare this version to the one on the site, the file sizes are different and maybe someone can figure out how to get the splash screen to show when the program is loading again. Version 2.0 tells you when loading the program as well as an additional option about setting the keyboard.
The Quick Reference disk does state "Microsoft (R) DOS Quick Reference (C) 1986, 1987" compared to version 2.0, "Microsoft (R) DOS Quick Reference (C) 1986, 1987, 1988"
It seems I do not have the "without a hard disk" disk. I only have the "with a hard disk" and "reference disk" disks. But this was given to a family member who had only a machine running DOS 3.30 with a hard disk.
For some reason I can not get the splash screen to reload to show the version 1.0, but if you compare this version to the one on the site, the file sizes are different and maybe someone can figure out how to get the splash screen to show when the program is loading again. Version 2.0 tells you when loading the program as well as an additional option about setting the keyboard.
The Quick Reference disk does state "Microsoft (R) DOS Quick Reference (C) 1986, 1987" compared to version 2.0, "Microsoft (R) DOS Quick Reference (C) 1986, 1987, 1988"
It seems I do not have the "without a hard disk" disk. I only have the "with a hard disk" and "reference disk" disks. But this was given to a family member who had only a machine running DOS 3.30 with a hard disk.
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Also tried it out in dosbox on a win10 machine, but again I think it loads too quick and so the screen never shows. All I know is it's a black/white screen with a bunch of text and the line version 1.0.
- with hard disks LEARNDOS1.ima
- Quick DOS Reference DOSHLP.ima
Then buy one! Better yet, buy a dozen! One can never have too many floppy drives.
Microsoft Learing DOS 1.00 or 1.01 consists as follows.
*Disk 1 -- Lessons for Systems with a Hard Disk
*Disk 2 -- Lessons for Systems without a Hard Disk
*Disk 3 -- DOS Quick Reference
*Disk 4 -- The DOS Sampler / Demonstration Disk