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Ask, how to create files under DOS? Such as.bat,.txt,.cmd and so on. Can the file extension be modified under DOS? Thanks.

Please search for a post in the forum that summarizes how to create files.

When there's no EDIT, I've always used copy con to create files

Re 220110:

Here are 9 topics I found using the forum "Search" function (searching for "I'm a teacher" by content), all discussing the same issue. So, please learn to make the most of existing resources to solve your own problems.

It is recommended that you first refer to {16383} Ask the experts, how many ways are there for DOS commands to generate text files (*.txt)
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=16383

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to everyone:
Thanks everyone.

to willsort:
Thank you for guiding this new user to get started. But I have a little suggestion:
1. I used your search suggestion, but I found that I can never select the "search by content" function, I don't know why?
2. According to your search results, I jump page by page to find, but the following 7 items can no longer be found (whether by publication time or the latest reply time at that time).
3. It is suggested that the forum add a page jump function. If I want to go to page 100, I may only jump page by page.
(But I found the arrangement rule of the web page address. As long as I change the last number in the address bar to the page number I want to reach, and press Enter)

I still have a question, how can I modify the file extension in DOS? According to the teachings of the people above, I can only create.txt files.

Re 220110:

Can't you select "Search post content" during the search? It works for me. Maybe you clicked on the text instead of the circle in front of it.

For forum page jumps, indeed, you can just modify the fpage section of the URL in the address bar, and there's no need to add a function for that. Also, it's not only used on the forum list page but also on the post display page (the page you're seeing now). Similarly, fid represents the forum section number; tid represents the post topic number, and as long as there's this item after the? in the URL, a complete post can be displayed normally; pid represents a single post number, which needs to be used in conjunction with tid. Also, there are many action and # modifiers, which need to be gradually experienced for their uses.

As for finding posts based on the title of the topic, can't you use the search?

Regarding the issue of file extensions, it's suggested that you enrich your DOS basic knowledge more. When using copy con or echo or any other method to create a file, we can arbitrarily decide the file extension. txt/bat, etc., are just a kind of habitual convention we have for different types of files, and it doesn't have a substantial constraint on the creation process.

Last edited by willsort on 2005-9-27 at 23:12 ]

to willsort

I didn't click the text because the circle is just grayed out and can't be selected
(I have a screenshot but don't know how to upload it)