DOS ain't dead

I just tried to use Google to find a thesaurus program that will run under MS-DOS 6.21 but all I got were pages that showed synonyms for "MS-DOS"

Do any of you know of a DOS thesaurus program that I could try running under MS-DOS 6.21?

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Will in Seattle
a.k.a. "Clueless"
Running MS-DOS 6.21

> Do any of you know of a DOS thesaurus program that I could try running
> under MS-DOS 6.21?

I don't know of any stand-alone thesaurus, but some of the high-end word processors (like WordPerfect) have a built-in thesaurus. It actually only takes a few seconds to open up WordPerfect for DOS and do a thesaurus search, and I've done that before just to look up a single word when I didn't have a hard-copy thesaurus handy.

> Do any of you know of a DOS thesaurus program that I could try running
> under MS-DOS 6.21?

To get you started:
Four ways to find the perfect word
Word processing accessories
Spelling checkers and thesauruses

Borland Turbo Lightning is sometimes available on eBay.
Microlytics' Word Finder was developed by Selfware, who merged with http://www.xybernaut.com/.
Whoops was developed by Steven Manfield of Cornucopia Software.

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Forum admin

> Do any of you know of a DOS thesaurus program that I could try running
> under MS-DOS 6.21?

PEDIT has a built-in thesaurus.

Info:
www.goldshell.com/pedit

Download:
http://www.resoo.org/docs/dos/free_software/txtedit1.htm

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