Converse of object

• base: Problem The previous program that we have been using was a DOS based program that had been written in-house.

• run: NT may run DOS or 16-bit programs in a sub-shell loaded for each.

• use: Among Dave's tips was a section on using DOS.

• do: Does the DOS on Mac Card support Apple modems?

• have: Students need to have a DoS from their school to understand the curriculum.

• include: Also note that the 1.51 release includes a large DOS and OS/2 binaries in the zip file, along with the C++ source.

Adjective modifier

• ms: A version compiled to run under MS DOS in the user-friendly ESDUview shell which prompts on-screen for the input data is also provided.

• old: In any event I like to check from plain old DOS since the old real mode program loader is so minimal.

• plain: In any event I like to check from plain old DOS since the old real mode program loader is so minimal.

• pure: Francis Norton This is a pure DOS / XML / XSLT way of creating an XML file containing directory listing.

• native: Which means that programs will NOT run as fast under it as they would under native DOS.

Modifies a noun

• diskette: But, you must of course have a DOS boot diskette.

• partition: A system will only boot from the primary DOS partition of the master drive placed on the Primary IDE channel.

• extender: Other APIs can be explicitly mapped by the DOS extender.

• filesystem: I needed the former to make my DOS filesystem.

• emulator: It is, however, still just a DOS emulator.

• command: An attacker could exploit the flaw to run any DOS command on the machine of an Explorer user who visits the attacker's page.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: Why ca n't DOS ever say " Excellent command or filename " ?

• even: This would suggest a very early Windows origin or perhaps even DOS, when all software created its own home directory.

Noun used with modifier

• mode: Extenders which use the services provided by these DPMI host drivers will translate protected mode DOS calls to real mode DOS calls.