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» Arachne - Full screen graphical web browser for DOS, supports HTML 4.0, built-in clients for FTP and e-mail; downloadable packages add support for MPEG, AVI, MP3, Telnet, IRC and USENET. Open source under GNU GPL.




» Barebones DOS email system - A simple method for connecting PCs running DOS to the internet to collect email via a dial-up PPP link.




» DOS TCP/IP etc. - Collection of links to several DOS utilities including programming related utilities and TCP/IP utilities.




» DOS Text Mode Internet Utilities - Includes links to utilities to utilities and information about using DOS for internet access and ReReader software, and offline internet mail reader.




» DosLynx Quick Start - This site offers DosLynx, a version of the Lynx text-based web browser for MS-DOS.




» FDISK DOS Internet Page - Many links to various DOS Internet resources.




» Net-Tamer, Inc. - Makes text based (graphics for WWW) multifunction internet client browser for DOS with integrated dialup PPP packet driver. Shareware.




» Rubbermallet DOS Networking Resources - Offers network related open source software such as a Web server, an IRC client and a package for developing QuickBasic TCP/IP enabled applications.




» Sioux - Basic Web server for DOS, based on packet driver and Trumpet NTCPDRV. By Georg Potthast. Free.




» SurvPC Mailing List - Mailing list for old or low resource PC and DOS Internet. Posting archives, links to resources, related WebRings.




» TCP/IP for MS-DOS - Details and example concerning TCP/IP and how to implement it and use it on a computer running MS-DOS.




» Tvdog's Internet Archive - DOS programs to access Internet via SLIP or PPP using XT-class PCs: 8088, 8086, 80286.




» VE3LGS Lynx and Bobcat Tools - A collection of useful tools and utilities for the Lynx386 and Bobcat DOS text-based web browsers including a TSR for Mouse support, Trace Route, Telnet and MICQ, an ICQ client.




» WebBoy - A DOS based web browser and mail client created by IBM and marketed by third parties.

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