I'd be very surprised if they could still be read at this point. But, who knows. If you do manage to get those demos working, you probably should find someplace to upload them as I'm sure that there are few surviving copies.

Actually went a step further, and put together an old dos machine from junk I had laying around here.

It's amazing all of the little tricks I used to know that I forgot, but was kind of fun getting it all to work . Manually editing driver files, for custom port assignments, was also strange, as no virtualization existed then, and if a driver was hard coded to 3e8, only way to change port was edit the driver to another address (3f8[com port junk].)

Will soon see what is readable, and if you remember any old stuff you were interested in, let me know.

The only thing I have to look up now, is a custom utility I used to use, to format my diskettes in a non-standard manner to get more capacity :-)

This may be fun, or it may be boring as hell, but at least I took a trip down memory lane where you could just 'sys a: c:' for a boot sector, and not worry about the registry or anything else!