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Your Worst Nitemare - 10/27/00 13:34:16
Subject: You are sooooo sad
Comments:
I really can't believe how sad you are sometimes. What happened to your skanky site "the only danile cooper .com? I tried to access it to show me mum (she needed a good laugh) but I can't. Bye you saddo.
PS See if I care...
Barnett - 10/25/00 09:06:33
My URL:none@x.x
My Email:barnett@poczta.onet.pl
Subject: WinNT
Comments:
How to make NTSH look like ordinary CMD.exe with functionality of autocompletion ?
MaHuJa - 02/04/00 11:17:31
My Email:mahuja@online.no
Subject: rm deleteme.txt ***CRASH***
Comments:
When I use the rm command, the lower part of the screen is covered with what seems random characters in random fg and bg colors.
A few seconds later comes "has performed an illegal operation". Anyone know how to fix this?
Peter Sienkowski - 04/23/99 17:03:19
My URL:www.reachin.se
My Email:pete@reachin.se
Subject: Adding commands
Comments:
Hi,
Is it possible to add aliases, every time I try
my changes are just not added, I've never gotten
the Apply button to become clickable, even when
I redescribe one of the commands.
Pete
Daniel R. Lehenbauer - 04/07/99 21:43:59
My Email:lehenbdr@rose-hulman.edu
Subject: break key ^C inactive
Comments:
I've noticed that ^C does not break programs (specifically, it will not break my running java program (Sun's JRE 1.2) when it gets stuck in an infinite loop... or anyother time for that matter).
It would be really cool to have ^Z suspend and implement fg and bg like on UNIX. =)!
Mike - 04/02/99 18:35:27
My URL:None Yet
My Email:mowens@bigfoot.com
Subject: NTSH Development
Comments:
If anybody would like help or would like help in developing NTSH further e-mail me. I intend to start hacking soon. :)
Morten - 12/20/98 14:52:58
My URL:http://www.creativeminds.dk/MOBSoft
My Email:m_boe@usa.net
Subject: How Do I get NTSh to show current working dir in prompt ??
Comments:
Hi.
I've been trying to get NTSH to show the current working dir path on my prompt. But with no luck..
Anyone who would like to give me a entry in ntshrc.cfg which configures ntsh to do so ???
I've tried with :
setenv prompt '$e[32m'$P ' -> $e[37m'
but it's static (does not change when changing dir).
Thanx
Morten
Daniel Cooper - 12/01/98 02:59:51
My URL:http://www.quake-au.net/blacklung
My Email:DanielCooper@POBoxes.com
Subject: NTSH - Email List
Comments:
Hi all,
I was wondering if there was a mailing list for NTSH??
Thanks,
Daniel
Daniel Cooper - 12/01/98 02:23:51
My URL:www.quake-au.net/blacklung
My Email:DanielCooper@POBoxes.com
Subject: NTSH
Comments:
Hey all,
I just found ntsh and LOVE it....
What future development is happening?
If you would like to contact me you can find me at the following services.
Regards,
Daniel (eagerly awaiting some more info)
email: DanielCooper@POBoxes.com
Icq: 1473395
web: http://www.quake-au.net/blacklung
Will - 11/29/98 15:12:00
Subject: Update?
Comments:
No updates on the site for a while; what's up?
Donovan Lange - 11/04/98 02:21:19
My URL:http://ir.chem.cmu.edu/
My Email:lange@chem.cmu.edu
Subject: Double Tab
Comments:
Any way to double tab and see which files/folders meet the criteria that has already been typed in when the tab auto-complete is ambiguous?
Similar to bash, that is. =)
Great shell,
Donovan
10/21/98 10:39:38
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Comments:
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Comments:
Since there's no '/mount' yet, just how do I go about changing drives in ntsh? Also, it'd be nice if someone wrote up a 'man' for ntsh commands.
Other than that, keep up the good work. I hope to see ntsh greatly developed in the future. ntsh will likely be included in Project Alt98. :o)
-WW
Aluo Nowu - 05/19/98 22:40:22
My Email:etoffi@bigfoot.com
Subject: keep me posted
Comments:
if anybody plans to do anything interesting with the ntsh code, please post it here or better yet, send me e-mail
Andrew n marshall - 05/12/98 06:25:00
My Email:amarshal@usc.edu
Subject: Oh well... Thanks for the source!
Comments:
Sorry to here you've given up on it. Hopefully some of us will find the time to continue your work.
I was wondering if you could also distribute the source to the November release. I would rather be working incrementally from a working version, at least until I'm confortable with your code.
Thanks.
Martin Waitz - 05/11/98 11:50:14
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: NTSH Source
Comments:
Hi,
Well, I'm really sorry for not having the time to go on developing ntsh. I don't use NT very often any more (only to play games ;) as I installed Linux on my computer.
But I already mentioned that I wanted to publish the source as soon it is ready for a beta-version. Well, I haven't had the time to finish this task, but now I want to publish it now anyway.
It can be downloaded from Geocities or my homepage. But this is for Developers only as I was in the middle of some heavy construction w en I stopped working on it. I wanted to rebuild the AutoCompletion, which is half-way done, rendering the source uncompilable in its current state. So it is _only_ for people, who _really_ want to go on developing ntsh.
I also included a little su program I downloaded and modified. In NT you can get log in as an other user with it, which is really helpfull. If you use it with ntsh, make sure to not let it read it's startup-files (I think, you can do that with "ntsh -f") s you can't get the registry of the other user with this version of su. And ntsh's startup-files depend on the registry. You can download it here and here.
Rameses II - 05/07/98 11:16:45
My Email:RamesesII@mitt.demon.co.uk
Subject: How's that done?
Comments:
That 'scrollback' entry does work under Windows95,
but what I want to know is how...
It seems to be a standard console app. What are
you doing to resize the window? I'd be interested
in using this trick myself
John - 04/20/98 18:24:44
My Email:johns@selectcorp.com
Subject: Drive letter and .COM files
Comments:
So far so good on the NTSH.. But I would like to see a couple things.. Support for both / and \ interchangably.. And being able to change drives like DOS..
The other thing I noticed is that it doesn't seem to know that .COM files are also executable.. I happen to use Borland's old GREP util alot, and that happens to be a .COM.. Renaming it works, but I'd rather not have to do that on all the systems that I w
nna use NTSH on..
-John
Tralla - 04/20/98 07:45:07
My URL:http://dexter.ml.org
My Email:tobias@elfstrom.net
Subject: Re: changing drives / viewing txt
Comments:
Say u want to change drive to what u in DOS call E: then simply type cd e:/
to view text files if u run NT u may change the size of the scroll buffert in ur cfg file OR better yet use a port of less to view the file instead of cat as i asume u do now.
/t.
Lothar Liebig - 04/15/98 14:39:55
My Email:liebig@dialog.uni-oldenburg.de
Subject: changing drives / viewing txt
Comments:
hi,
is there a possibility to change to a different
drive yet and how do I do it? obviously the
DOS way (e.g. 'd:') does'nt do the trick.
how do I view a txt file page bye page if scrolling back doesn't show all of the file? again: the DOS way (e.g. 'type README.TXT | more') is not ok and crashing ntsh.
thanks for your help
Rob Light - 04/14/98 21:38:31
My Email:rwl_NOSPAM_@mclean.sparta.com
Subject: Prompt?
Comments:
I want to be sure that I'm seeing the same thing everyone else is. My prompt only has the current directory in it, is that correct? I'd like to see the entire path.
BTW, I'm running Windoze 95.
Thanks,
Rob.
P.S. I love NTSH! Get the initial window sizing problem fixed (under Win95, I know) and I'll use NTSH full-time!
Andrew n marshall - 04/14/98 03:38:47
My URL:http://www.media-electronica.com
My Email:amarshal@usc.edu
Subject: Feature requests
Comments:
A couple things I would like to see:
As has been asked before, right click cut and paste. I know this is a console app, but it would still be really nice.
A command line option '/k commands', where commands is a command executed upon starting the the shell. I use NT Shell with the MS PowerToy 'Command Prompt Here' (just replace command for all 'DosHere' registry entries to reference the ntsh.exe). This
ould normally be "cmd.exe /k cd %1", which starts the shell in the currently selected directory in explorer. Normally in NTSH I wouldn't need this, because NTSH maintains teh directory it was started in, but I would like to have it start in my $HOME dire
tory if I'm not using the argument (currently by a 'cd $HOME' in the .ntshrc.cfg). Such an argument would allow me to do this.
';' seperated commands. This is especially useful for aliases and the above suggestion.
Thanks. Looking forward to the next release!!
James Clover - 04/07/98 17:29:21
My Email:jclover@acm.org
Subject: 2 bug reports in win95
Comments:
I know this is aimed at a WinNT platform, but here's 2 bug reports under win95.
1. Crashing when trying to delete
It seems to crash with some message about an illegal option '/Q' whenever you try to delete something, using del, rm, or rmdir. Sorry for the quick explanation, but it's pretty obvious. If you need a better report, email me.
2. Intermittent crashing when running the 'dir' command.
The program locks up occasionally when running the 'dir' command. I can look at it more if you'd like.
Harry Rogers - 04/03/98 05:18:26
My Email:harry@wpc.com
Subject: ntsh on w95
Comments:
You should test this on Win95, or just say NT only. Believe it or not, a lot of people use the most popular operating system in the world.
"Get NT"? Bah... get Linux with Enlightenment.
Rajiv Anand - 03/23/98 19:16:58
My Email:rajiva@vertical.com
Subject: homepath
Comments:
great job! lotsa room for improvement though.
you might wanna use %homedrive% and %homepath% environment variables for current user directory ( ~ )
A support for changing your current directory to any UNC path would be wonderful.
Rajiv
John Turnbull - 03/17/98 22:15:46
Subject: Empty Args
Comments:
Is there any way to invoke a program with an empty arg? E.g. command ""
This is the only real problem I have seen so far, otherwise works well.
Martin Waitz - 03/17/98 10:37:03
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Re: home directories
Comments:
sorry, but there currently, there is no way to fix that. ntsh just assumes that the home lies in %SystemRoot%/Profiles/username. only when using ~ without an username, the HOME environment variable is used.
Perhaps I'll introduce a HOMEROOT or something similar, which could be set to your d:/home
Or has anybody found a system-function to retrieve the correct homedir? This would help...
Chuck Wilson - 03/10/98 17:32:20
My Email:cwilson@ece.gatech.edu
Subject: definition of '~'
Comments:
I'm trying to use NTsh on a multiuser NT machine. I have, in each user's environment, set %HOME% to their homedirectory. So, if an individual user types 'cd ~', their new working directory is their homedir. In other words, if user1 types 'cd ~', his new w
rking dir is D:\users\user1. However, if user1 types 'cd ~user2' the new working dir is _not_ d:\users\user2, but is d:\winnt\Profiles\user2 instead. Is there any way to correct this behavior, and cause '~username' to go to the "correct" homedir?
Martin Waitz - 03/02/98 12:13:34
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Re: When?
Comments:
Sorry, I know it is delayed...
... haven't had that much time... I have some studies and other work to do, too.
Well, I hope to get some time for ntsh in the near future - we have 2 Months Holiday now, but I also work for the Computer Graphics Groop in our Uni.
I also want to redesign some parts of the code before releasing the source with the next version.
So, stay tuned, I will post all news here.
James House - 02/27/98 21:29:32
My Email:james_house@autosoft.com
Subject: New Release: When?
Comments:
When can we expect a new release of the shell?
I've been waiting for quite some time!
Denis Torbichuk - 02/26/98 10:17:47
My URL:www.chat.ru/~trdc/
My Email:selvers@usa.net
Subject: ERROR IN NTSH
Comments:
ERROR IN NTSH: When I rename file 'txt' to '.txt',
and enter command 'dir', this file is NOT show.
Windows NT, 95 show this file. What problem?
Duke Tantiprasut - 02/12/98 16:12:21
My Email:duke@atri.curtin.edu.au
Subject: nmake
Comments:
I have trouble running nmake (visual c++) from ntsh. It works fine from the "cmd". nmake seems to spawn another copy of ntsh and doesnt execute
the makefile.
any suggestions?
Duke Tantiprasut - 02/12/98 16:09:16
My Email:duke@atri.curtin.edu.au
Subject: possible improvements
Comments:
Top job Martin. Just a couple simple improvements which would be handy.
1) "history" command e.g. !!, etc
2) history modifiers (a simple one would suffice)
Mark Porter - 02/10/98 03:45:48
My Email:019360p@acadiau.ca
Subject: mounting network drives
Comments:
Great Shell!! Works great under NT4.0. I'm used to the Win32 port of BASH, NTshell is soooo much faster! Would like to see the ability to mount network drives though. Also, I think your idea to realease the source is a great one. Should speed developme
t somewhat. Keep up the great work...
Martin Waitz - 02/09/98 15:23:54
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: colors, font
Comments:
Well, I think this is a problem with Win95. On NT it works...
Win95 saves all the console settings in .pif files, which are created for DOS programs.
Well ntsh is no Dos exe, it is a Console Win32 Prog, but win95 doesn't recognize that and so doesn't save the settings.
Sorry, but there is no way to set color/font from the ntsh config files.
The problem with the very tall window is due to scrollback on win95. Disable it (in ntshrc.cfg).
Get NT :)
it's a lot better than 95!
Rick Gates - 02/07/98 20:32:05
My Email:rgates@nassets.com
Subject: Controlling colors and window dimensions
Comments:
Greetings!
Great Shell! I love being able to deal with long filenames while I'm developing Java applets. No more guessing.
I'm using Win95
Two quick questions though. When I first start up ntsh I get a very tall, very skinny window as my default. I saw your message below about changing the shortcut properties, but my ntsh shortcut doesn't have the ability to set window size or colors. Is
here a way to set a default window size in ntshrc.cfg?
Secondly, is there a way to control the colors in ntshrc.cfg as well?
Even if you can't give me any help with these, I'm still impressed.
Thanks!
Rick Gates
rgates@nassets.com
Martin Waitz - 01/08/98 14:00:09
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Startup Scripts
Comments:
ntsh reads a registry variable ("Startup") to get the script which is executed. It defaults to the setup script in the current directory. You can change it by typing "set !Startup <script>". With the "!" it will change the global config for all user
. If you just want to rerun setup, type "source setup.cmd" (the file name will be setup.ntsh in next versions). Please change to your ntsh directory first (it should contain ntsh.exe, ntshrc.cfg & setup.cmd)
I hope this will help.
D.A.Gaastra - 12/30/97 18:59:55
My Email:dgaastra@sierrasys.com,dgaastra@ibm.net
Subject: ntshrc.cfg and aliases.cng don't get executed
Comments:
Great program, but is doen't work completely for me. Why don't the ntshrc.cfg and aliases.cng get executed. Maybe they need to sit in a special location or a reference has to be setup?
Upon startup, I get:
[/ntsh]>
when I type edit, I get:
edit: command not found.
cp and mv never work because of some permission problem while the MSDos-prompt does work for the same operations.
What's wrong? Thanks so much!
Dennis
Martin Waitz - 12/19/97 11:15:59
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Merry XMas & Happy New Year
Comments:
(won't have much time next week...)
Martin Waitz - 12/12/97 12:07:22
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: searching for Web Server
Comments:
Does anyone has got a Webserver to host ntsh Homepage? Geocities is a bit slow and doesn't support selfmade CGI-scripts. Would be great if I could make a real Bulletin-board.
If you are interested to help ntsh, please write a mail to me.
Thanks.
Martin Waitz - 12/12/97 11:55:54
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Beta version
Comments:
I hope to be able to publish Beta1 within one month or so. It will include better command handling and FULL SOURCE. It will be distributed under the GNU General Public License so everyone can make modifications and help ntsh to become the best Windows she
l.
Ken Schumack - 12/11/97 03:32:45
My Email:schumacks@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Thanks!!
Comments:
This is great! And the scrollback DOES work in
Windows95 (I've got it set to 1000). In case you're interested, I'm running Win95 4.00.950a (service pack installed + IE4)
Jeffrey S. Sharp - 12/07/97 06:43:24
Subject: When?
Comments:
When can we expect another beta release?
Martin Waitz - 11/28/97 12:18:31
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: external commands
Comments:
you already can use & to start a cmd in background. I haven't included this in the docs as not everything is implemented as it should be (console access...) -> don't use this with interactive cmds!
pipes don't work with internal cmds (like cat) as they cannot be put in background in this Alpha. The next version will start them in a subshell.
Next version will be able so start all files registered in the system, too. You can specify which is considered to be a command. You won't have to add their extention and they will be searched in PATH.
To set your path, use 'setenv PATH=...' or 'path ...' (an alias to the first). Please remember, internal cms & aliases are case sensitive in ntsh (all lower case).
the backslash (\) is used as an escape char in ntsh (like in unix). To increase compatibility, it escapes only special chars, no letters. So if you use it in normal pathnames, there is no difference to DOS. But if you use a double backslash, the first wil
escape the second, resulting in only one to be passed to the executable. You can use one(or two) more backslashes, or the normal slash to include two backslashes in the pathname. (But I will include an option in the next version to use a more DOS compati
le parsing)
Ian Ehrenwald - 11/26/97 00:40:40
My Email:pothat@juno.com
Subject: Pipes, etc
Comments:
Please add support for pipes and re-directing text. I like to cat file.txt|more. Although I can use 'less', and it has the same effect and more options. Also, you need to add background/foreground/process control. eg:
inetd & ; ircd & ; telnetd
etc. Thanks.
Brian Grant - 11/24/97 22:16:33
My Email:grant.brian@a2.abc.net.au
Subject: Path
Comments:
Setting your path in DOS allows you to run commands from anywhere. How do I do this in ntsh.
I have PERL files with the extension *.pl. I run these files straight from the command line:
eg. C:\> hello.pl
and the file executes.
How do I obtain this same functionality in ntsh.
Thanks
Brian Grant
David Hekimian - 11/21/97 00:04:30
My Email:hekim@netcom.com
Subject: Net Use incorrect syntax?
Comments:
I tried to do a:
Net use l: \\computername\share
and it didn't work.. I had do use
net use l: //computername/share
Not sure if this is a feature or not :)
James House - 11/19/97 16:16:27
My Email:james_house@autosoft.com
Subject: Not bad...
Comments:
Pretty decent shell... I noticed some comments below about the filename completion feature. Personally I like the way tcsh works, tab finds a completion (or the beginning of a completion if it is not unique)... if it's not unique, hitting CTRL-D gives yo
the list of possible completions.
Also, how about being able to customize the colors of different file types!
Good work!
Martin Waitz - 11/13/97 19:03:22
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: window size/fonts/colors
Comments:
When you create a shortcut to ntsh (e.g. on your Desktop) you can set the window size/font and the default color in the link's Properties. You may set black text on white background, a smaller font/bigger window, etc...
Boris Granveaud - 11/06/97 09:01:55
My URL:http://www.worldnet.fr/~granveau/PANG/Pang.shtml
My Email:boris@mmania.com
Subject: Window resize?
Comments:
Thank you for your NTsh, I've been waiting such a long time for a Unix-like shell under Windows!
I've just started with NTsh and I can't figure how to set the size of the window at startup. Am I missing something?
David W. Price - 10/24/97 12:30:11
My URL:http://www.chem.rdg.ac.uk/g50/mmrg/dave/dave.html
My Email:d.w.price@reading.ac.uk
Subject: NTSH - Good work
Comments:
Excellent shell. cut and paste text using the
left and right mouse buttons?
Keep up the good work.
Cheers,
Dave
Tok - 10/12/97 17:38:39
My Email:tok@gemini.physics.mcmaster.ca
Subject: Finally
Comments:
Heh. This is amazing. I'm running a DX2/80, so speed is a real pain, so when i'm forced to spawn ls.exe from ports of bash or tcsh, that one second delay is almost unbearable. I'm very pleased with the way its preforming so far, and has kept me from going
insane over not being in a UNIX environment :)
Tim Moose - 10/11/97 18:06:18
My Email:tmoose@uh.edu
Subject: Great shell!
Comments:
I love this shell, especially the scrollback buffer. I have one comment though. The verticle scrollbar goes all the way to the end of the buffer. Instead, I think it should stop at the current position.
Martin Waitz - 10/07/97 09:37:44
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Re: Wanted features & fixes
Comments:
I have already thought of some additions for completion by myself: 1. if there is a unique completion show it in another color right after you stopped typing 2. if not and you press TAB, you will get a list of possible completions. Both will need some cha
ges of my currently used structures, but I'm thinking about it...
of course there will be better support for other executables than .exe later.
if you want to display the full path, use $P instead of $p in the prompt variable
(when setting the prompt, don't forget to enclose it in '...'. otherwise it would be parsed only once and wouldn't change when you change the directory.)
Jeffrey S. Sharp - 10/07/97 06:16:27
My Email:jss@ou.edu
Subject: Wanted features & fixes
Comments:
I love ntsh. It's going to be great in final release. Keep up the great work. Here's my personal wish list:
1. The autocompletion feature is really nice when typing excessively long pathnames. Is there any way you could have ntsh automatically do this with out the need to press [TAB]? Kinda like in Netscape Communicator, where a feature like this has already
aved me hours!
2. I hope we can run .com, .bat, .lnk, document, and other associated files in the future. For now, Win95 has a 'start' command which will load all of these from ntsh or any other shell for that matter. To make it faster, make an alias for it, like 'l'.
3. Abbreviated pathnames in the prompt: bug or feature? Though it seems a little *too* abbreviated at times, I think it's a great idea for clutter-reduction. You MUST keep it.
Keep up the good work!
Martin Waitz - 10/04/97 22:00:09
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Alpha2
Comments:
I am just uploading the next version of ntsh! Many bugs have been fixed and there are some more functions to explore (didn't had time to write a complete docu ;).
I think it will be worth downloading, you can get it at the ntsh Homepage.
Zagy - 09/20/97 01:23:45
My URL:http://zagy.home.pages.de
My Email:zagy@coburg.baynet.de
Subject: future...
Comments:
I hope you'll find enough time do develop it, because it's great!
Martin Waitz - 09/12/97 17:54:38
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Alpha2
Comments:
just wanted to publish it, but after having a quick test with Win95 I found many problems :(
I hope to be able to make ntsh more compatible with %?$! w95. But, as mentioned before, I don't have that much time now.
CU...
Martin Waitz - 09/10/97 09:37:32
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Re: new version
Comments:
well, in the next two months or so I won't have much time to work on ntsh (many tests & other work to do)
:(((
But I will publish my current working version soon. It has many bug-fixes, but most new features are not yet enabled as not all of the code is done now.
Francisco Su - 09/09/97 16:45:06
My URL:http://mars.superlink.net/fsu/
My Email:fsu@xdigital.com
Subject: Love it !!
Comments:
Love your NT Shell !! Great stuff !!
Can't wait till the final release comes out !!
John - 09/08/97 14:24:44
My URL:http:129.186.203.204/mainpage.htm
My Email:skyman@unforgettable.com
Subject: Long Live NTSH!!!
Comments:
YOUR PROGRAM IS GREAT, WONDERFULL, AWESOME!!!
Please keep up the superb work!
Is there any way to get the pathname to show up correctly in the prompt?
That is all
Ian - 09/06/97 02:11:20
My Email:pothat@juno.com
Subject: new version
Comments:
When is a new version of NTSH going to be done?
Martin Waitz - 08/26/97 19:27:28
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: ntsh Homepage
Comments:
there's a shortcut for the homepage of New Technology Shell:
ntsh.home.pages.de
Martin Waitz - 08/26/97 18:36:07
My URL:http://taliesin.home.pages.de
My Email:mnwaitz@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Message-Board
Comments:
I've got this Bulletin-Board up now.
Feel free to post all ntsh-related concerns here.