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It’s not that straightforward to select adequate examples of DOS apps running in vDos. I can hardly publish one with actual/real data.
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The remote 'webserver' running vDos is a modest 64-bit Windows 11 laptop, and mostly asleep. Certainly no local PC: Startup and Exit of DOS apps take a few seconds. Screen updates can lag behind a bit, though they always do with web applications.
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The DOS apps start and run live, so someone before you might have messed things up. The apps and data are only daily restored to their initial setup.
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The window decorations are created by the webserver, and somewhat old fashioned (XP styled).
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Web applications have a common handicap: Printing. Didn't want to go into the trouble: You can’t print.