Shot97 | Necromancer's DOS Navigator - Gaming (Application) Memories And Review @Shot97 | Uploaded November 2015 | Updated October 2024, 7 minutes ago.
A look at my most used MS-DOS Shell, Necromancer's DOS Navigator (NDN). A review of its positives and negatives and what uses it has for the modern old school computer user. It is a Norton Commander clone, based off of the source code for DOS Navigator from RIT-Labs.

Necromancer's DOS Navigator is freeware. You can get it here: ndn.muxe.com

00:00 - Intro
01:31 - Starting NDN/Scroll Wheel Support
04:05 - Navigating Folders/Using Built In Editor
05:45 - The Biggest Problem With NDN/Mouse Has Disappeared
06:48 - Launching Deluxe Paint With NDN
08:17 - Networking/Transferring Files From Win7 to DOS with NDN
10:05 - Deleting Files On A Win7 Computer From DOS
11:37 - Transferring And Playing MIDI File
14:05 - Exploring NDN Menus
18:41 - Playing The Included Game Of Tetris
20:59 - Playing Piton/Snakes Clone
24:02 - Organizing Using NDN
24:38 - Launching Lode Runner
25:35 - Playing, Or Umm, Not Playing CDs
27:24 - Final Thoughts

Gaming Memories And Review Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMyKkdjiFwamjRBZu-10S1R5
Gaming Memories And Review - Ep. 1x25 - Necromancer's DOS Navigator