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DESQview

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DESQview

An earlier multitasking, windows environment for DOS from Quarterdeck. In the 1980s, DESQview was the first serious windows program for the DOS PC. Using the included QEMM memory manager, it ran multiple DOS text and graphics programs in resizable windows.

DESQview - A system from Quarterdeck Office Systems implementing multitasking under MS-DOS.


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