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How do I input Chinese under DOS? Don't laugh at me!~!~~!

I originally didn't even know that Windows came with a DOS input system.
And here, aside from the webmaster and the moderators being pretty good, a lot of people are also DOS newbies.

If you want to input Chinese in DOS under Windows, first type pdos95, then use Ctrl+Shift to switch input methods. If you don't have Windows, look in this forum for ccdos, ucdos, xzl, hw... these are all DOS input methods. xzl is relatively small, hw isn't big either, but it has quite a full set of input methods: Pinyin (various kinds), Wubi, quwei... look for them yourself. If you really can't find them, then ask the webmaster.

Right now I can't upload this stuff over my connection.

In DOS you can also use the Tianhui Chinese character support system to display and input Chinese. It comes with many input methods such as Wubi, Pinyin, quwei, etc. The usage is as follows:

The specific method is the same as Tianhui version 3.0
In addition, you can directly use TW.EXE to set the display mode and the SPDOS input method emulation version number.
Use the command help TW /? to see the usage instructions.

Definitions of the various control keys in TW.EXE:
:quwei input method : English input method
:Wubi input method : Pinyin input method
:double-Pinyin input method :enter special functions
:single/double-byte switch :system control function
:mouse driver control :Chinese/Western mode switch
: full/half-width character switch :Chinese/English punctuation switch
:system status control function :Chinese/English keyboard state switch
: Chinese numeral mode :select Chinese table mode

Download Tianhui Chinese character support system:
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Floor1　user	Posted 2003-02-19 00:00
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How do I input Chinese under DOS? Don't laugh at me!~!~~!

Floor2　playboy2925	Posted 2003-02-20 00:00
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I originally didn't even know that Windows came with a DOS input system. And here, aside from the webmaster and the moderators being pretty good, a lot of people are also DOS newbies. If you want to input Chinese in DOS under Windows, first type pdos95, then use Ctrl+Shift to switch input methods. If you don't have Windows, look in this forum for ccdos, ucdos, xzl, hw... these are all DOS input methods. xzl is relatively small, hw isn't big either, but it has quite a full set of input methods: Pinyin (various kinds), Wubi, quwei... look for them yourself. If you really can't find them, then ask the webmaster. Right now I can't upload this stuff over my connection.

Floor3　Lydong	Posted 2003-02-20 00:00
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In DOS you can also use the Tianhui Chinese character support system to display and input Chinese. It comes with many input methods such as Wubi, Pinyin, quwei, etc. The usage is as follows: The specific method is the same as Tianhui version 3.0 In addition, you can directly use TW.EXE to set the display mode and the SPDOS input method emulation version number. Use the command help TW /? to see the usage instructions. Definitions of the various control keys in TW.EXE: :quwei input method : English input method :Wubi input method : Pinyin input method :double-Pinyin input method :enter special functions :single/double-byte switch :system control function :mouse driver control :Chinese/Western mode switch : full/half-width character switch :Chinese/English punctuation switch :system status control function :Chinese/English keyboard state switch : Chinese numeral mode :select Chinese table mode Download Tianhui Chinese character support system: Open attachment

Floor4　ko20010214	Posted 2003-07-04 00:00
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Learn how to ask a question first. Change your post title to something better. For posts with this kind of title, in the future there are only three possible endings: 1。No one replies. （That would be the best-case scenario.） 2。It gets moved to the chatter section. 3。It gets deleted.