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DOS 7

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In early 1995, IBM released PC-DOS 7 with enhanced memory management and virus protection. It included the Stacker data compression program as well as utilities to enhance mobile computing.

Novell, which was the first to release a DOS 7, is no longer planning new DOS versions.

The DOS included in Windows 95/98 is often called DOS 7, which is an enhanced version of DOS 6. It is unlikely that Microsoft will introduce a DOS 7 independently of Windows.
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BUSINESS WIRE)--In BW178, (IBM) Releases PC DOS 7 With Integrated Stacker 4.
Correcting IBM release; heading for New Features in PC DOS 7 read it ... by Business Wire
Another enhancement is that PC DOS 7 now supports more PC platforms via expanded socket services support -- the low-level PCMCIA host controller software layer.
Phoenix Technologies' PCM+(tm) software now shipping with IBM(r) PC ... by Business Wire
PC DOS 7 includes integrated data compression from Stac Electronics, the leading provider of PC compression software; an extensive on-line help system; and exclusive features designed for mobile users, such as file synchronization, docking capabilities and the latest support from Phoenix Technologies for PCMCIA cards.
IBM releases PC DOS 7 with integrated stacker 4.0 compression by Business Wire
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