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525 DOS Games From The 1980s 525 DOS Games From The 1980s One giant zip file containing all of the games in this list. Run on an old computer or in a DOS virtual machine. See Virtualization Software in our download section. 007 - Licence To Kill (1989) (Quixel) 10th Frame Bowling (1988) (Access) [v2] 20000 Leagues Under the Sea (1988) (Coktel Vision) 2400 A.D. (1988) (Origin Systems) 3-Demon (1983) (PC Research Inc) 4th and Inches (1987) (Accolade) 4x4 Off-Road Racing (1988) (Epyx) 8088 Othello (1985) (M.W. Bayley) A Mind Forever Voyaging (1985) (Infocom) A Nightmare on Elm Street (1989) (Westwood Studios) A-Maze (1989) (Wizard Games) A10 Tank Killer (1989) (Dynamix) Aaargh! (1988) (Arcadia) Ace (1987) (Cascade) Ace 2 (1987) (Cascade) Ace of Aces (1987) (Artech) Action Fighter (1989) (Core Design) Action in the North Atlantic (1989) (General Quarters) Adventure Construction Set (1987) (Electronic Arts) Adventures in Math (1983) (IBM) [v1.00] Adventures in Serenia (1986) (Sierra) African Raiders-01 (1986) (Tomahawk) Afterburner (1989) (Unlimited Software) Air Trax (1983) (Presearch Incorporated) Airball (1987) (MicroDeal) Airborne Ranger (1988) (MPS Labs) Aldo Again (1989) (David & Benjamin Ibach) Aldo's Adventure (1987) (David & Benjamin Ibach) Alf (1988) (Alien Productions) Alice in Wonderland (1989) (Robin Johnson) Alien Syndrome (1987) (Sega) Alley Cat (1984) (Synapse) Alter Ego - Female (1983) (Activision) Alter Ego - Male (1983) (Activision) Amazing Maze (1983) (Donovan W. Foster) [v1.2] Amnesia (1986) (Cognetics Corporation) Ancient Land of Ys (1989) (Kyodai) Andromeda Conquest (1982) (Avalon Hill) Annals of Rome (1986) (PSS) Antarctic Adventure (1984) (Friends Software) Anti-Ballistic-Missile (1982) (Davis Disk) AntiXonix (1985) (D. Pavlovsky) Apache Strike (1989) (Activision) Arcade Volleyball (1988) (Vladimir Zakharov) Archipelagos (1989) (Logotron) Archon (1984) (Mission Accomplished) Arctic Fox (1986) (Dynamix) Arkanoid (1988) (Taito) Arkanoid 2 - Revenge of Doh (1989) (Taito) Arnhem (1985) (Cases Computer Simulations) Aspar GP Master (1989) (Dinamic) Astro Blaster (1988) (Rolf Franzon) Astrotit (1987) (Rudeware) Autoduel (1988) (MicroMagic) Avoid the Noid (1989) (BlueSky Software) [cga] Avoid the Noid (1989) (BlueSky Software) [ega] Axe of Rage (1989) (Palace Software) Backgammon (1987) (ShareData) Bad Cat (1988) (Rainbow Arts) Bad Street Brawler (1987) (Beam Software) Ballyhoo (1986) (Infocom) Barbarian (1989) (Mastertronic) Barbarian 2 (1989) (Palace Software) Batalia (1986) (The Right Brothers) Batman - The Caped Crusader (1988) (Ocean) Battle ... |
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7,770 | Oct 06, 2023 Various <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/SilentService_th.png"border="0"> |
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ConvertAll v0.8.0 ConvertAll v0.8.0 Why write another unit converter? There are plenty of them out there. Well, I couldn't find one that worked quite the way I wanted. With ConvertAll, you can combine the units any way you want. If you want to convert from inches per decade, that's fine. Or from meter-pounds. Or from cubic nautical miles. The units don't have to make sense to anyone else. ConvertAll Features The base units for conversion may be either typed (with auto-completion) or selected from a list. As a unit is typed, the unit list is automatically filtered to show only units with matching words. In general, either a unit's full name or its abbreviation can be used. Units may be combined with the "*" and "/" operators. Units may be raised to powers (squared, cubed, etc.) with the "^" operator. Units in the denominator may be grouped with parenthesis. Units with non-linear scales, such as temperature, can also be converted. Recently used unit combinations may be picked from a menu. Numbers may be entered on either the "From" or the "To" units side, for conversions in both directions. Basic mathematical expressions may be entered in place of numbers. Options control the formatting of numerical results. The unit data includes over 500 units. Conversions between various number bases (decimal, hexadecimal, octal and binary) can be done in a separate dialog window. A decimal number can be converted to fractional numbers in a separate dialog window. The format of the unit data file makes it easy to add additional units. ... |
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3,308 | Mar 23, 2020 Doug Bell <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/convertall1_th.png"border="0"> |
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rpCalc v0.8.2 rpCalc v0.8.2 What is rpCalc? From the author: "rpCalc started out as a little program written to try out various Python GUI toolkits. But I ended up using it all the time (it's much quicker to pull it up than to pull an actual HP calculator out of the desk), and I made several improvements. So I decided to make it available to others who also like RPN calculators." -Doug Bell rpCalc Features Uses reverse polish notation, similar to most Hewlett-Packard calculators. The number, operator or command text on any key can be typed, or the mouse can be used to hit the key. If desired, the four RPN registers can be shown in the main display. A separate window can display the four RPN registers, a history of recent calculations, or the contents of the ten memory registers. A separate window converts to and from other number bases (hexadecimal, octal and binary). Any values from the extra windows can be copied to the calculator display or to the clipboard. Options can be set to control the display of numbers and the initial window configuration. How to Use rpCalc? Click here. April 8, 2018 - Release 0.8.2 Updates: Added a desktop file to the Linux version to provide menu entries. Built the Windows version with an updated version of the GUI library. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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3,193 | Mar 23, 2020 Doug Bell <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/rpCalc1_th.png"border="0"> |
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Sigil Portable v2.0.2 Sigil Portable v2.0.2 A free and open source WYSIWYG ebook editor. Sigil was designed to make it easy to create great ebooks using the EPUB format. If you are formatting books for your own use, or you are a professional editor publishing books on multiple platforms, then Sigil is for you. You can use Sigil to format and package your books into an EPUB that looks exactly the way you want it to using an advanced set of features that have made Sigil one of most popular EPUB editors available. This open-source and completely free software is written and supported entirely by volunteers. The current Sigil development team includes Doug Massay and Kevin Hendricks as co-lead developers and maintainers. Previous developers/authors include John Schember, Grant Drake and Dave Heiland. Sigil was originally created by Strahinja Markovic in 2009 and remains completely free to download and use. Support is also provided by other volunteers who contribute code, translations and helpful answers to users questions. See the Help=>About menu in Sigil for a complete list of contributors. Features: Free and open source software under GPLv3 Multi-platform: runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux Full UTF-16 support EPUB 2 and EPUB 3 spec support Multiple Views: Code View and Preview View Complete control over directly editing EPUB syntax in Code View Table of Contents generator with multi-level heading support Metadata editor User interface translated into many languages Themeable icons Spell checking with default and user configurable dictionaries Full Regular Expression (PCRE) support for Find & Replace ... |
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1,073 | Dec 11, 2023 Graeme Gott and PortableApps.com <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/SigilPort1_th.png"border="0"> |
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Sigil v2.0.2 Sigil v2.0.2 Free ebook creator and editor. Sigil was designed to make it easy to create great ebooks using the EPUB format. If you are formatting books for your own use, or you are a professional editor publishing books on multiple platforms, then Sigil is for you. You can use Sigil to format and package your books into an EPUB that looks exactly the way you want it to using an advanced set of features that have made Sigil one of most popular EPUB editors available. This open-source and completely free software is written and supported entirely by volunteers. The current Sigil development team includes Doug Massay and Kevin Hendricks as co-lead developers and maintainers. Previous developers/authors include John Schember, Grant Drake and Dave Heiland. Sigil was originally created by Strahinja Markovic in 2009 and remains completely free to download and use. Support is also provided by other volunteers who contribute code, translations and helpful answers to users questions. See the Help=>About menu in Sigil for a complete list of contributors. Features: Free and open source software under GPLv3 Multi-platform: runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux Full UTF-16 support EPUB 2 and EPUB 3 spec support Multiple Views: Code View and Preview View Complete control over directly editing EPUB syntax in Code View Table of Contents generator with multi-level heading support Metadata editor User interface translated into many languages Themeable icons Spell checking with default and user configurable dictionaries Full Regular Expression (PCRE) support for Find & Replace Supports import of ... |
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5,040 | Dec 11, 2023 John Schember <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/Sigil1_th.png"border="0"> |
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TreeLine v3.1.3 TreeLine v3.1.3 TreeLine stores almost any kind of information in an organized tree structure. Each node in the tree can contain several fields, forming a mini-database. Features Stores almost any type of information, including plain text, rich text, HTML, numbers, dates, times, booleans, URLs, etc. The tree structure helps keep things organized. Each node can have several fields that form a mini-database. Several node types, with different sets of fields, can be included in one file. The node format, including fields, output lines, formatting and tree-view icon, can be defined for each node type. August 16, 2019 - Release 3.1.3 (stable release) New Features: Add a more flexible tool for customizing GUI colors. Add an Insert Date command that adds a timestamp to text field edit boxes. Evaluate math expressions contained in fields that are referenced by math field equations. Add support for German outline numbering using double letters in some levels (thanks to Teresa M). Updates: Update math field equation restrictions to work with Python 3.8. References to a macOS port on MacPorts were added to the System Requirements and Installation documentation. Update the libraries used to build the Windows binaries to Python 3.8 and Qt/PyQt 5.14. Bug Fixes: Make the Add Child command available after filtering has ended. Avoid an application error when a Find and Replace command causes fields to contain invalid data. Perform a more complete recalculation of math fields after certain operations. Fix problems opening files that contain circular reference ... |
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4,255 | Nov 18, 2020 Doug Bell <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/TreeLine1_th.png"border="0"> |
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VideoCleaner v5.8 VideoCleaner v5.8 Free Forensic Video Enhancement Software and tamper detection Relied upon by forensic experts, law enforcement, and investigators worldwide. Developed by programmers from around the globe and presented by Forensic Protection. VideoCleaner is professional grade, cost-free, ad-free, and open source. Solutions for most video restoration and enhancement problems Here are a few examples, and their corresponding VideoCleaner solution (denoted as feature SECTION - feature GROUP - specific feature). PROBLEM...................................................................... SOLUTION Video details appear fuzzy............................................... MAIN - TOOLS - Unsharpen, Sharpen strength Video details are compressed or expanded..................... MAIN - TOOLS - Video Contrast strength Video colors are compressed or expanded...................... MAIN - TOOLS - Color Contrast strength Video colors are too subtle or intense.............................. MAIN - TOOLS - Color Saturation strength Eliminate glare and steady lights...................................... MAIN - TOOLS - Remove Brightest Strength Distracting flashing emergency lights............................... MAIN - TOOLS - Suppress HotSpot Strength Video appears extremely dark or overly bright................. MAIN - TOOLS - Automatic histogram Distant details are lost in the darker areas....................... MAIN - TOOLS - Backlight compensation Video is cluttered with tiny random specks....................... MAIN - TOOLS - Denoise Portions of the scene are out of focus.............................. MAIN - TOOLS - Focus & Deblur Lens License plate, text or logo is hard to read......................... MAIN - FORENSIC - Canny, Sobel, Edge Filter Mode Movement or color changes are too faint......................... MAIN - FORENSIC - RGBamplifier strength Hard to detect moving objects/people.............................. MAIN - FORENSIC - Isolate Scene Changes Can't read stationary signage or license plate.................. MAIN - FORENSIC - Frame Averaging Only examine complete frames (iFrames)........................ MAIN - FORENSIC - iFrames isolation Video's authenticity is suspect.......................................... MAIN - ANALYSIS - Extract & Test See and read file's characteristics.................................... MAIN - ANALYSIS - File Information Scene is too dark or too bright.......................................... MAIN - EQUALIZER and CURVE Scene looks like a mosaic of tiny squares........................ MAIN - DEBLOCKING Video contains repeated frames....................................... PROPERTIES - DUPLICATE removal Audio is ... |
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6,030 | Nov 29, 2019 Doug Carner <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/VideoCleaner2_th.png"border="0"> |
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