Transcription: That's true. Windows 95's graphic interface has replaced the command line for many tasks, but it hasn't made the DOS shell obsolete. For example, in Windows, there's no good way to keep an eye on important system-wide resources. And even when you know where all the pieces are, it's sometimes faster and easier to drag and drop the names of a program and its parameter files into one place to build a command and submit it. Smiler Shell helps you do all that and more. Think of it as a plain vanilla DOS prompt enhanced by a lot of handy utilities. If you'd like to see what Smiler Shell looks like a ...
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