Although it is a rather old-fashioned application, I still consider
IBM's Fixed Disk Organizer (FDO) one of the easiest to use and most
elegant menu programs. Even when using Windows or a different OS, I
still make a DOS startup with FDO for old games and appplications.
Maybe there are other users who think likewise and want to continue
using FDO.

However, the 'date/time opening screen' of the FDO program, which comes
up if the system date has changed since the last time you used FDO and
which gives you the opportunity to set the date and time, is not capable
of handling dates in the next century.

The 'IBM Fixed Disk Organizer Year 2000 Patch' is a simple, but yet
effective, work-around to solve the date problem. It consists of a
small extra program (DT.EXE), which takes over the original 'date/time
opening screen' of the FDO program. It sets the date and time, as does
the original FDO, thus preventing FDO from coming up with its
malfunctioning screen.

Special requirements: IBM's FDO v1.0.

Shareware. Uploaded by the author's agent.

Dirk Schouten
schoutdi@knoware.nl