Make your DOS programs display any .GIF or .BMP files, or play a .WAV file, without any programming.

• You character-based DOS application runs in a Windows DOS-Box and is completely unaffected.
• From within your DOS program you can open a separate MS-Windows window, in which you can display your image files (.BMP or .GIF).
• From within your DOS program, you can anytime change the contents of this separate window.
• From within your DOS program, you can modify the title of this window.
• From within your DOS program, you can time close this window or re-open it.
• Your DOS application may be written in any language you wish.
• The only requirement is that it can run in a Windows 95/98/NT DOS Box.

More, you can do it from your Unix applications !!!

• Just connect a Windows machine on your UNIX TCP/IP Network.
• And, run your program on the Windows machine, via your favorite Telnet emulator.
• Yes, you can also do it over the Internet, even from a HTML page. All you need is an IP address that can be reached from the Unix (the sender) side.

And of course, you can send a .BMP or .GIF file to be displayed, or a .WAV file to be played, from the DOS (or Unix) command line.