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The Doszip Commander
TUI file manager (NC clone) with built-in Zip for DOS and Windows
The Doszip Commander is an LFN-aware TUI file manager (NC clone) with built-in Zip and UnZip for DOS and Windows. -
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DOS_Restore
Restore old DOS Backups (BACKUP.001 CONTROL.001 from before 1995) on W
DOS_Restore is itself a Console Win32 program. The idea is that these ancient MS-DOS or OS/2 files can be recovered on a modern Win32 system. -
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XBMC Media Move
XBMC Media Move: Media file automated dispatcher for XBMC Media Center
XBMC Media Move is a powerful tool designed to fill the gap between softwares like µTorrent and XBMC Media Center (Kodi) by dispatching media files (video/music/photo/etc...) automatically upon arrival. Please note that even if this software could be used in a context of illegal multimedia consumption, I do not encourage to do so! Note: XBMC Media Move is provided with already pre-configured settings; so it can be installed and used right away (following a standard use) or manually... -
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The XC Project
A free file manager for Win32 and MS-DOS
XC is a fast, classic two-panel file manager for Win32 and MS-DOS. -
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BD is a 'dir' command's replacement for DOS. BD displays the contents of a folder in a colorful and friendly way. It shows different files using various colors, letting you see at a glance which files are executable, which are documents, directories e
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