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DesqView Task Manager version 1.3. Excellent program. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
DEAL.REG | 1548 | 646 | deflated |
DVCOLD.COM | 2614 | 1291 | deflated |
DVTMAN.COM | 22254 | 13090 | deflated |
DVTMAN.DOC | 18347 | 6691 | deflated |
DVTXDI.COM | 1947 | 736 | deflated |
DVTXDI.ZIP | 6321 | 6151 | deflated |
DVWARM.COM | 2630 | 1298 | deflated |
NOTES131.DOC | 1935 | 907 | deflated |
README!.TOO | 824 | 460 | deflated |
README.DOC | 1022 | 582 | deflated |
TK-PIF.DVP | 416 | 90 | deflated |
TPCREAD.ME | 199 | 165 | deflated |
Download File DVTMAN13.ZIP Here
Contents of the README.DOC file
Thank you for looking at DV Task Manager. As I anticipate a very limited
user base for this program, I hope all who do use it will report bugs
discovered and send me comments even if they don't wish to register.
This unregistered copy allows the scheduling of 4 events; the registered
version allows 20 and possibly more if enough registered users demand it.
I chose to limit this program in this way on the idea that most operators
of simple non-commercial bulletin boards will find 4 events quite
sufficient for scheduling system maintenance beyond the capabilities of
their BBS software, and users who want more events are probably running
a more 'serious' system and shouldn't find the registration cost of $35
prohibitive.
To my knowledge, DV Task Manager is the first program of its kind to
be made available in the DESQview multi-tasking world. Creative use of it
could allow a business user to obtain mainframe-style, on demand processing
power from his desktop 386 (or even a souped-up XT!).
December 14, 2017
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