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Tame
Tame Allows DOS programs to run smoothly under modern operating systems. The latest version of Tame supports Windows Vista, Windows 2003 server, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Citrix, and Windows NT.
You are provided a license to use this software free of charge
for 30 days for the purpose of evaluating the effectiveness of Tame in
your environment. If you decide to use Tame beyond the 30 day period
then it must be registered.
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Tame Version 6.0 Release Candidate Test Version - Updated: Jan, 2008
Ckick here for more information about this version |
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| tame60rc10.exe | Self installing executable that may be installed either as it is downloaded, or saved and installed later. For information on what is new with this version, Click Here | |
| Tame Version 5.0(Windows NT, Windows
2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server) |
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| Tame50.exe | Self installing executable that may be installed either as it is downloaded, or saved and installed later. For information on what is new with this version, Click Here | |
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Prior versions of Tame are also available. Versions
4.41 and lower are compatible with most multi tasking
environments that support DOS applications. |
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| Tame45e.zip | | |
| Tame441.exe | This is the latest version that may be used
with Windows versions that are not based on Windows NT (Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows ME). |
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| Tame334a.zip | This version may be used on non-Windows based platforms | |
Other utilities
Please feel free to download the and use following utilities. They are provided free of charge.
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Program
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Description |
| Display a Windows message box from Bat files. This is a very flexible utility with many options. | |
| Utility to prevent running multiple instances of a program. It will send a program to the foreground based on its window title. If the program is not already running, it can launch the program. Supports Windows 2000, Windows 9x and Windows NT. | |
| Windows NT utility to run a 16 bit Windows application in a named address space. Allows grouping one or more programs in the same 16 bit VDM, while separating them from other programs running in other VDMs. |
TameDOS
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Kennesaw, GA 30144-1300