DOSShell 1.4 is an x86 application launcher that uses DOSBox emulator.
It allows you to enter DOS commands without typing it, by using an Explorer-like entries manager.
Since this application is a frontend for the DOSBox emulator, you´ll need to have it installed in order to use it. If you don´t have the emulator, you can download it from http://dosbox.sourceforge.net. (The site is temporarily unavailable, but still offers a working download link).
Then you will need to specify the folder path to DOSBox in the DOSShell GUI, by choosing Edit/Preferences in the menu.
After that, you´re ready to go.
Using this program, you can add new records into an applications list, edit properties of existing entries or delete unnecessarily entries.
To add a new entry to the list, you can click on the Green Plus Sign icon. Then you will be able to give a name to the entry, classify it into a group (or create a new one), specify the paths to the executable file and icon and enter a brief description.
The program will then show you a tabbed interface, with a tab for each group, and a list of programs that can be launched by double clicking on the entry.
Curtiss Monroe and RCS/NCR developed a set of OPOS control objects for public use, known as the "Common Control Objects"
