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Full support for DOS on Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Windows Terminal Server 2008, 2003. Printing from DOS and parallel port (LPT) to any printer, including fax, PDF, image files and Word document files.
The Tao ExDOS line of products is a comprehensive and commercially proven solution for DOS and Win16bit based applications under Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Windows Terminal Servers 2008 and 2003. The technology used in Tao ExDOS products is proprietary and is not available in any other products on the market.
The software engines used for Tao ExDOS have been developed and debugged for over 8 years and comprehensively tested for full support and flawless operation in any environment.
The Tao ExDOS line of products covers any number of issues encountered daily by DOS users under modern operating systems.

-Support for Windows 7 64-bit using the Microsoft Virtual PC Windows XP Mode!
-Running DOS applications in a simulated native environment.
-Allowing DOS applications to run in Full Screen mode, also under Windows 8, 7 and Vista with the Aero user interface enabled.
-Printing to any printer, including WinPrinters, Fax, PDF, image (GIF, TIFF, JPEG, BMP) and document (Word, RTF, HTML, Text) files.
-Enhancing printing from DOS applications with advanced features such as adding company logo images, header and footer text, as well as allowing changes to the margins and rotation of the printed documents.
-Running DOS applications under multi-user environments, such as Windows Terminal Server.
-Running DOS applications directly on Windows 7 32-bit versions. On Windows 7 64-bit versions it is possible to run DOS applications directly from the desktop by using the required Virtual XP Mode.
-Dongle support enabling the use of Parallel (LPT) and USB protection dongles, using the on-board parallel port as well as 3rd party PCI / PCMCIA / Express adaptors.
-Enhancing the performance of DOS application, a critical issue under multi-user environments.
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