China DOS Union

Good, just one word

Useful and practical

As for DOS command parameters, I think everyone should download CCDOS97 or Tianhui, load the DOS Chinese localization function when starting Chinese support, and then everyone can check the help information very well. Or the OP could package the help information into one file and let everyone download it and read it carefully. Or else everyone could download that DOS learning software I recommended and take a look at it.

But I still have to thank the OP for the work! Thank you.

OP, brother, I'm not sure whether this can be said like this.

Your article is very good, and the wording is very smooth, but overall it feels like an ordinary tutorial.

I think if it could be written as a reference book, that would be even better.

My idea is to remove some flashy vocabulary, and remove some metaphors too, and make it purely a plain technical description.


When writing it, there is no need to include all the details. When it is finally compiled into a book, an appendix can be made, and then everything can be included together there. And when the book is finally completed, the corresponding positions for the detailed descriptions should all be marked out.

Oh right, OP, brother.

Personally, I think there is a slight problem with how you've divided the chapters and sections.

If it could be divided in a more technical and user-friendly way...
For example: Introduction (used to roughly introduce the hardware setup, the intended audience of the book, etc.) Chapter 1 (with DOS startup as the chapter title, then giving a detailed introduction to some of the technical knowledge needed for the whole startup process, etc.) Chapter 2 (Introduction to DOS, then introducing a certain number of internal commands...)
Overall, it should give people the feeling that, facing a pitch-black monitor, I can use the book as a tool—I can either directly look up what I need, or study it systematically...

Hehe, I organized this a long time ago.
Thanks for the reminder, but I'm limited by my technical level and writing ability...

Not bad! We need articles like this! Thanks!