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- How can I contact Microsoft?
Microsoft has stopped developing MS-DOS and most of the programming information they now provide is focused more on Windows development instead of MS-DOS programming. In ther past, individual employees of Microsoft (not MicroSoft, please!) have posted here. Their addresses all take the form person@microsoft.com. However, Microsoft as a company does not answer individual questions via email through the Internet. On the Web: Microsoft's Web server <http://www.microsoft.com> contains information on their products and allows users to search the Microsoft Knowledge Base. Via ftp: Microsoft's anonymous FTP server <ftp://ftp.microsoft.com> offers a variety of information for developers. This ftp server is run using Windows NT, so it supports both UNIX- like and DOS-like path names. For example \SOFTLIB\INDEX.TXT and /SOFTLIB/INDEX.TXT are both valid. Filenames are not case sensitive. Informarion related to MS-DOS can be found in the /SOFTLIB directory and the /PEROPSYS directory.
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