Rememorando NeoSoft Quick Menú 3 - 1993 -
Quote from alangonzalez91 on April 22, 2025, 7:42 pmQuikMenu III, desarrollado por NeoSoft Corp., fue lanzado en 1993 como una interfaz gráfica para sistemas DOS. Esta herramienta permitía a los usuarios ejecutar programas y juegos mediante accesos directos personalizados, ofreciendo funcionalidades como gestión de archivos, marcación por módem, protección con contraseña, fondos de pantalla y más .
Posteriormente, en 1998, se lanzó una versión actualizada denominada QuikMenu v3.1h, que incluía mejoras como calculadora, calendario, agenda telefónica y opciones de configuración adicionales .
Ambas versiones están disponibles para su descarga en sitios como Archive.org y Vetusware, y son compatibles con emuladores como DOSBox, lo que facilita su uso en sistemas modernos.
Este fue uno de los programas tope de línea de nuestro recordado NeoSoft. Amado por facilitar tener interfaz gráfica amigable en MS-DOS... Toda una maravilla tecnológica en esa época. La informática era más divertida cuando aún no había internet en todos lados. Tener aunque sea uno de estos programas instalados provocaba emoción y la acumulación de personas frente al monitor.
Para más melancolía pásense por el canal de https://www.youtube.com/@LuiggiRetroPC
Saludos desde Argentina!
QuikMenu III, developed by NeoSoft Corp., was released in 1993 as a graphical interface for DOS systems. This tool allowed users to run programs and games using customized shortcuts, offering features such as file management, modem dialing, password protection, wallpapers, and more.
Later, in 1998, an updated version called QuikMenu v3.1h was released, which included enhancements such as a calculator, calendar, phonebook, and additional configuration options.
Both versions are available for download from sites like Archive.org and Vetusware, and are compatible with emulators like DOSBox, making them easy to use on modern systems.
This was one of the top-of-the-line programs from our beloved NeoSoft. Beloved for providing a user-friendly graphical interface in MS-DOS... a technological marvel at the time. Computing was more fun when the internet wasn't yet available everywhere. Having even one of these programs installed caused excitement and people gathered around the monitor.
For more melancholy, visit the channel of: https://www.youtube.com/@LuiggiRetroPC
Greetings from Argentina!
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QuikMenu III, desarrollado por NeoSoft Corp., fue lanzado en 1993 como una interfaz gráfica para sistemas DOS. Esta herramienta permitía a los usuarios ejecutar programas y juegos mediante accesos directos personalizados, ofreciendo funcionalidades como gestión de archivos, marcación por módem, protección con contraseña, fondos de pantalla y más .
Posteriormente, en 1998, se lanzó una versión actualizada denominada QuikMenu v3.1h, que incluía mejoras como calculadora, calendario, agenda telefónica y opciones de configuración adicionales .
Ambas versiones están disponibles para su descarga en sitios como Archive.org y Vetusware, y son compatibles con emuladores como DOSBox, lo que facilita su uso en sistemas modernos.
Este fue uno de los programas tope de línea de nuestro recordado NeoSoft. Amado por facilitar tener interfaz gráfica amigable en MS-DOS... Toda una maravilla tecnológica en esa época. La informática era más divertida cuando aún no había internet en todos lados. Tener aunque sea uno de estos programas instalados provocaba emoción y la acumulación de personas frente al monitor.
Para más melancolía pásense por el canal de https://www.youtube.com/@LuiggiRetroPC
Saludos desde Argentina!
QuikMenu III, developed by NeoSoft Corp., was released in 1993 as a graphical interface for DOS systems. This tool allowed users to run programs and games using customized shortcuts, offering features such as file management, modem dialing, password protection, wallpapers, and more.
Later, in 1998, an updated version called QuikMenu v3.1h was released, which included enhancements such as a calculator, calendar, phonebook, and additional configuration options.
Both versions are available for download from sites like Archive.org and Vetusware, and are compatible with emulators like DOSBox, making them easy to use on modern systems.
This was one of the top-of-the-line programs from our beloved NeoSoft. Beloved for providing a user-friendly graphical interface in MS-DOS... a technological marvel at the time. Computing was more fun when the internet wasn't yet available everywhere. Having even one of these programs installed caused excitement and people gathered around the monitor.
For more melancholy, visit the channel of: https://www.youtube.com/@LuiggiRetroPC
Greetings from Argentina!
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Quote from Nickj_UK on April 22, 2025, 9:48 pmAbout then I was mostly using OS-2 (1 through to 4 warp) which was a pretty good desktop, I'd been working with MAC OS from about 5 but enjoyed the Amiga OS and it's GUI from workbench . I still use the Amiga OS and it's hardware base now grown into a bit more of a frankensteins creation with more add on boards than native. There was a link between OS2 and Amiga, they both used REXX which was very useful for cross app communications.
Slightly more fun days really when what is viewed now as a standard was almost like witchcraft ;)
About then I was mostly using OS-2 (1 through to 4 warp) which was a pretty good desktop, I'd been working with MAC OS from about 5 but enjoyed the Amiga OS and it's GUI from workbench . I still use the Amiga OS and it's hardware base now grown into a bit more of a frankensteins creation with more add on boards than native. There was a link between OS2 and Amiga, they both used REXX which was very useful for cross app communications.
Slightly more fun days really when what is viewed now as a standard was almost like witchcraft ;)
