中国DOS联盟

I believe everyone thinks that the content in BAIDU, GOOOD, YAHU, etc. is too simple~ That's why they come to the forum website specifically to study DOS!

Experts, you can provide the addresses or other ways you know... Don't just criticize blindly.

C:\windows\help\ntcmds.chm Wow....There is actually such a HELP file...Happy...Thanks to the forum moderator.

Do it yourself, and you'll have plenty to eat and wear

The usage of for and if commands, I found a tutorial on the "Batch Processing Home" of our DOS Union forum. The owner can go and have a look~ I'm learning it now, and I feel it's quite good for beginners~ Here's the URL http://bbs.bathome.cn/index.php
The tutorial is on the homepage, in a very obvious position, easy to see~
I think we should go learn first, and ask questions if there are any difficulties. Otherwise, there would be so many things to talk about if we directly ask about the usage!

I just registered on the forum and came in to take a look. I don't feel like making comments yet! But I think it's better to read more books. Asking questions every now and then isn't bad, but it's just that this way it might make oneself lazy.

The real masters are lonely~~~ All went to the leisure area to loaf around

To put it in plain language: Now before asking questions, everyone will casually google it, without thinking, it should become a conditioned reflex!

If you still haven't figured it out, then look here
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=34049&fpage=1

Last edited by np9734 on 2009-7-2 at 17:25 ]

What the user electronixtar on the 2nd floor said is right, I'm also in the process of learning!

I'm going to work harder. I can't always feel so ashamed.

I agree, the brain becomes more agile the more it's used.

Learning from books is always superficial; in the past, there was the story of someone talking about military strategy on paper without actual combat experience, and today there are those of us who are idle and also talk about things on paper.

The forum is for discussing and solving the questions of the questioners, not purely for classroom teaching.

Question from the questioner: It should be that after having their own handling and thinking, they ultimately cannot solve the requested help alone.

C:\windows\help\ntcmds.chm

Oh, instinctively looking for it, only to find out that I'm using WIN7

Well, this is a technical forum, so more technical learning will attract more people. Those who don't think there's a need to reply can just pass by, hehe~~

It is suggested to take a look at a general article called "The Art of Asking Questions"

A master grows from a novice. Do it yourself, and you'll have plenty to eat. 1