the kix32 processor window running as a 'windowed app' instead of as a 'dos window'

the ability to log the screen output to a text file at the same time without using 2 display commands

additional features that operate like SetWallpaper, such as: SetScreenSize and SetScreenSaver

functions to return: amount of ram, specific OS build (better than @inwin and @dos), service pack level, and hardware devices like sound, NIC, and video make/model

Personally, I like kix32 just fine and I can make it do almost anything necessary. Like most things, the more stuff that gets added to it the more complex and unreliable it may become... anyone know the line count of windows 2000 :-)