DOS Help Magazine

Number 06 • October 1999




Features

3. Animation, Kind of.
    • Animation with out moving a pixel

4. Control Characters
    • The ascii characters 0 - 32

6. MASM for free
    • Where to get MASM and which version to get



Departments
2. Letters to/from the Editor

7. Tips and Tricks

8. Batch Files/DOS
    • Special chars in your Prompt

9. Assembler
    • How do I get the contents of the (E)IP register

10. Basic
    • Disabling Ctlr-C/Ctlr-Break

11. C
    • Self-Replicating

12. Pascal
    • Random number generator

13. Undocumented...
    • The Undocumented POP CS Instruction


Entertainment
5. On the NET

bc. Press ENTER to Exit
    • The lighter side of ... Passwords




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Unless specified differently, all assembly source files are assembled with NBASM found at: http://www.cybertrails.com/~fys/newbasic.htm, all Basic source files are compiled with Quick Basic 4.5, all C source files are compiled with Quick C 2.5, and all Pascal source files are compiled with Turbo Pascal 6.x.

Copyright 1984-1999 Forever Young Software




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