From:	Mike Podanoffsky <mikep AT world DOT std DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Looking for a DOS compatible operating system ?
Date:	Sun, 25 Oct 1998 23:36:04 -0500
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Please come and visit our new web site:  http://rxdos.com

Looking for a DOS compatible operating system ?

RxDOS is an industry-strength DOS compatible operating system.
It is used primarily in embedded systems and other applications.

It is small, fast, reliable and ideal for:

   - Applications requiring boot floppy disk
   - Instant-on systems
   - Hand held or notebook PCs
   - Require a small footprint operating system
   - Require minimal power consumption
   - Require multiple threads
   - Require graphical user interface (GUI)
   - Banking systems, such as ATMs
   - Consumer electronic applications
   - Appliances

RxDOS includes:

   - a powerful, fast multithreading API. You can develop real-time
     mission-critical applications
   - a graphical windowing interface, making it easy to develop GUI
     applications
   - industry standard FAT file system, including FAT32. Supports
     very large disks drives
   - supports diskless and flash memory configurations

RxDOS lowers the cost of development:

   - extensive array of tools, inexpensive languages, debuggers and
     application software is available today
   - established API and file system compatibility key to development
     and deployment
   - runs all DOS drivers. You can include only the drivers required
     by your exact needs
   - Third party Web server available
   - extensive availability of developers

Some features are only available with RxDOS:

   - Support for FAT32 drives
   - Security protection for FAT and boot sector means errant programs
     can't overwrite critical sections or files on disk


For additional information, email us at support AT rxdos DOT com

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