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Well I have a self-build. Since the speaker was so annoying, I removed mine by force (hand).

Oke, seems great, just one thing: what if you have cable or a USB-modem? Can you connect then through DOS also?

Where can this program you talk of be found? It would be great to use the code in a linux-look-a-like OS. Since that is what I'm working on. And first begin with a text-based browser for under the textmode. The rest will come later. Balai Goyan a.k.a. Sebastian McClouth

I truly like this. It would be great to be used in a kernel or GUI progarm.

There are others way to do it: - one way is to edit your msdos.sys, but that means that your program will be used as a shell-program. - one other way is to make a pif-file in windows say on your desktop. You will have to edit this file. Just for the record, I'm Dutch and I use Dutch programs but...

If you can get your hands on a DOS-version of Norton Commander's DiskDocter, you could try to fix the disk but I can't garantee you it will be completly repaired. I'd advice to format a disk from DOS. Not a Windows-dosbox, but pure DOS. Then try to run it like MiggyD said. If that doesn't work...

A small reply on my last reply. It only decompiles to assembler. You'd need an assembler program or an translator to basic. If I find something I'll let you know

Well I just found a decompiler. You can download it straight from: http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/pagemaker/511/disasm.bas But be carefull: Not fully compatiable w/ all exe's yet. Grtz

I've seen and used a unfinished decompiler. But I lost the program after an INT24 on my harddrive. But it disassembled the file and from that it wrote something Basic-like.