(All of these files below are completely free for use and modification in private or commercial environments, but may not be sold. They are all provided as they are. I don't give any warranties; use them at your own risk.)

• a workaround for the Novell DOS 7 problem (EMM386 vs. Watcom's DOS4GW)

The /PIC=ON switch of EMM fixes the problem with DOS4GW, but introduces a new problem with DJGPP's CWSDPMI, which requires /PIC=OFF (to accept hardware-interrupts).
My workaround will do the /PIC=ON when a program using DOS4GW starts, and /PIC=OFF when it terminates. (not a TSR, but a wrapper for DOS4GW)  (Btw, it should work with Caldera DR-OpenDOS 7.02 (which inherited that problem from NWDOS) too.)
NWD4GW.ZIP  (7,197 bytes)
 
• DriveIndicator 2   (stupid name, I know ;-)

It's a small TSR which just shows DOS- and BIOS-level disk access via 2 characters in the right upper corner of the screen. (Read, Write, Seek, Format, Verify  and * for disk-reset) (first sign is for DOS-access, second sign shows BIOS-access)
(Sorry, no documentation so far - ask me if you have questions - or read the TASM-source DI2_ASM.ZIP )
DI2.ZIP  (1,033 bytes)
 
• TurboCopyPatch V1.2

A little TSR, which can speed up the copy-function of some DOS-filemanagers drastically. It's pre-configured for N*rton Commander and for UFO (german version), but can be adjusted quite easily for any other filemanager.
(It speeds up UFO by about 35% and NC by about 75%.) (read docu for more information)
(Btw, it would work with great Volkov Commander too, but VC already reaches about the same speed itself... ;)
TCPTCH12.ZIP  (15,475 bytes)   (or from SimTel-Net: TCPTCH12.ZIP)   (TASM-source: TCPT_ASM.ZIP)
 
• Some nice gravitation simulation

Bruteforce coded just for fun. Looks quite funny. Uses VESA 800x600x8. 90 points in 70fps on my K6-200 / ET6000.
 GRAV.ZIP (32,891 bytes) 
(this is not meant to be a speed or skill demonstration  - it's really nothing more than just some lazy hours of TP7 OOP :)
 
• IDE-powerdown utility (4 very small com-files - sorry, too lazy to build one file - was a very short HIEW-hack :-)

(contains OFFn.COM  with n=0..3 (0: primary master, 1: primary slave, 2: secondary master,3: secondary slave)
They don't do any more than just sending the IDE-powerdown command to the respective drive.
IDESLEEP.ZIP   (1,430 bytes)
 
• Compact FPU command-reference (till 80487)  (I wrote that sometime ago - could be quite handy for coders.)

FPUDOC.ZIP   (9,689 bytes)
 
• AutoExt v1.1  (nearly an oldie ;)

Just an improved version of the typical fileextension-association function of filemanagers. You can define multiple extensions for the same command and define different commands for Enter and Shift-Enter.
AUTOEX11.ZIP  (6,611 bytes)
 
• FlicInfo (another oldie)

Just a little prog which can displays all information about FLI/FLC -files (Autodesk Animator files).
FLICINFO.ZIP   (18,445 bytes)
 
• PackTxt v1.3

Compresses (exaggerating ;) or optimizes ASCII-files by replacing successive spaces (ASCII 32) with an equivalent number of tabulators (ASCII 9), and removing Spaces/Tabs from the end of lines. (Needed if every byte counts...)
PACKTXT.ZIP  (13,766 bytes)

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