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fDesc[0] = "WinOne&reg; is a Command Language Interpreter (CLI), similar in concept to the shells cmd.exe and command.com, except that WinOne&reg; has been designed to enable you to get the most out of your Windows operating System.<br /> <br /> WinOne&reg; attempts to make Windows easier to use and to make you more productive when there is a need to work at the command line level or when there is a need to write a batch program. WinOne&reg; provides a rich set of commands and batch commands, including additional convenience functions accessed via the System Menu. Essentially, WinOne&reg; provides a very powerful working environment, without sacrificing the flexibility and control you get from working at the command line level. <br /> <br /> Main Features:<br /> <br /> - Many dos commands supported.<br /> - Many standard and additional dos batch commands.<br /> - Supported operating systems include 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP and Win32s.<br /> - Custom Colours and ANSI graphics.<br /> - Full IBM graphics character set. Use the ACS command to display the full character set.<br /> - Full edit key functionality, including the tab key (UNIX like), which expands incomplete path, file, command or macro names currently being typed at the WinOne&reg; prompt.<br /> - Multiple Commands. More than one command can be entered on a single line.<br /> - Powerful command grouping using both braces and brackets.<br /> - I/O redirection for WinOne&reg; commands and all text mode type programs.<br /> - Archive file support for ZIP, LZH, ARJ, ARC. Use the ARCH command to view files inside archive files.<br /> - Smart delete (eg. RMDIR /S and DEL / S). These commands will process sub-directories.<br /> - Smart insertion of program files into Program Manager groups, by using the GROUP command.<br /> - Many Extra Commands (eg. WHICH, WHERE etc.).<br /> - Automatic directory changing. There is no need to use the CD or CDD commands, simply enter the directory at the WinOne&reg; prompt and press the return key.<br /> - External Command support. External commands are simply programs that use WinOne&reg; for their input and output. External commands are written using either C or C .<br /> - Command line history buffer. Stores the last 64 command lines entered at the WinOne&reg; prompt. Use the HISTORY command to display the list.<br /> - File Extension Associations. Associates a program(s) to a file extension. Use the EXTENSION command to manipulate file extension associations.<br /> - Command Line Macro&#039;s. Enables sequences of commands to be grouped together. Use the MACRO command to manipulate macro&#039;s.<br /> - File and directory descriptions, up to 128 characters. Use the DESCRIBE command to manipulate file descriptions.<br /> - User Definable Buttons. A button bar running along the top of the WinOne&reg; window allows frequently run programs to be accessed quickly.<br /> - 43 predefined button images and unlimited custom images. Custom images are created from icons stored inside .EXE, .DLL and .ICO files.<br /> - A screen buffer, which can store 150 to 2500 lines of scroll back.<br /> - Clipboard copy and paste.<br /> - Variable Font Sizes. Set different font sizes for the WinOne&reg; Window. Use the Fonts... option in the system menu to change font sizes.<br /> - Easy access to the configuration files, AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS and all .INI files. Use the System Edit... option in the system menu.<br /> - Fast access to Program Manager or Explorer programs. Use the Programs option in the system menu to run these programs.<br /> - Status Bar, which displays the current time, bytes free and a percentage done indicator for currently executing commands.<br /> - Drive Bar, which displays all the disk drives along the bottom of the WinOne&reg; windows.<br /> - WinOne&reg; can be set as the default start up shell, replacing the Program Manager.<br /> - WinOne&reg; is mail aware. When this feature is enabled, the message &quot;You have new mail&quot; will be displayed when new unread mail is waiting your mail box.";

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