Note: this software is very old and probably only of interest to people who tinker with old computers, operating systems and programming.
These are programs written by Eric Tauck in the 1980s and 1990s for DOS and early Windows. The most notable of these programs is WASM, which stands for "Wolfware Assembler". WASM is a tool for writing programs in assembly language and was featured in a series of articles on programming the magazine Computer Shopper back in the 1990s.
These files were originally (and might still be) available from https://www.shoelesscomputers.com/software. Some of the files might be available elsewhere on the internet but the files here and at shoelesscomputers.com are the "originals."