At one time, however, our focus was on providing freeware, shareware, and retail utilities for MS-DOS written by our founder, Chris Dunford. Over thirty such utilities were released; all but two of these were free for personal use (PCED was a commercial version of the freeware CED, and REF was shareware).

Although we no longer actively promote these products, all except PCED are still available from various online sources.

The purpose of this little site isn't to promote our consulting business; it's to provide direct access to the current versions of a few of the utilities that remain popular. All programs available from this site other than PCED are free for personal use. Some require paid licenses for commercial or other non-personal use; other are free for such use.

Here is what is available from this site:

• FGREP: very fast text searching
• PMAP: analyzes and reports on how DOS memory is being used
• QCMP: quick file comparison. NEW: includes 32-bit version.
• SCANDEP: C/C++ programmer's utility to scan source files and create dependency lists
• CONCOPY: copies console output to a disk file while still displaying it onscreen.

All files on this site are in Zip format. WinZip is recommended.

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