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How to display files without trying to edit them?
Leaving them where they are instead of copying them to work area in
RAM.
What would a program that does this be called??
I've looked up file lister and all I find are programs like
Windows Explorer, that gives a list of files.
I've looked up file displayer and I only got 8 hits, none what I
wanted.
I've looked up file browser** and only found hits on web browsers.
Do you guys know a program that would do this, or at least what it
would be called so I can hunt for one?? Either that runs in XP or in
the CMD portion of XP?
I used to have 4DOS (also called Norton DOS for a while) that ran
under DOS and looked like DOS but I had more commands and it had a
great command, LIST , that enabled the user to display a file on the
screen without moving a copy to a work area. So it worked very
quickly and there was no chance of modifying the file, and it worked
with any file. One could say List *.* and it would display every
file in the current directory, and go to the next one when you pushed
ESC, and you could look at maybe 30 files a minute if you were looking
for something special.
My current need is to look for the list of applications that can be
called by FireFox, if it's not encrypted or packed, but I frequently
need a program like this.
**Because SPF used in IBM mainframes made a distinction between
editing a file and browsing it. Browsing just meant looking at it.
Thank you.
Leaving them where they are instead of copying them to work area in
RAM.
What would a program that does this be called??
I've looked up file lister and all I find are programs like
Windows Explorer, that gives a list of files.
I've looked up file displayer and I only got 8 hits, none what I
wanted.
I've looked up file browser** and only found hits on web browsers.
Do you guys know a program that would do this, or at least what it
would be called so I can hunt for one?? Either that runs in XP or in
the CMD portion of XP?
I used to have 4DOS (also called Norton DOS for a while) that ran
under DOS and looked like DOS but I had more commands and it had a
great command, LIST , that enabled the user to display a file on the
screen without moving a copy to a work area. So it worked very
quickly and there was no chance of modifying the file, and it worked
with any file. One could say List *.* and it would display every
file in the current directory, and go to the next one when you pushed
ESC, and you could look at maybe 30 files a minute if you were looking
for something special.
My current need is to look for the list of applications that can be
called by FireFox, if it's not encrypted or packed, but I frequently
need a program like this.
**Because SPF used in IBM mainframes made a distinction between
editing a file and browsing it. Browsing just meant looking at it.
Thank you.