I'm using the WIN2000 PRO operating system. How can I call UCDOS from within the WIN2000 interface???
Yesterday I tried it. If I use UCDOS 6.0, it can be called directly under WIN2000, but if I use UCDOS 7.0, then it can't be called! But the key point is that I need to use FOXBASE. What I'm using is the Chinese-localized edition of FOXBASE 2.1. If I use UCDOS 6.0, then when I run the Chinese-localized FOXBASE 2.1 edition, what appears is garbled text!
But if I use the "command prompt" that comes with 2000 (this supports Chinese), and run FOXBASE 2.1 the Chinese display is still garbled. I'd like to ask all the experts and old hands here how to solve this?
Oh right, I heard from a friend, so I installed Microsoft Virtual PC, which can emulate an operating system. I was planning to install UCDOS, but there are still problems. The UCDOS files I currently have on hand are all non-bootable hard disk files. How should I solve this???
I'd really appreciate it if any experts passing by could help take a look. I'm a DOS newbie~
Yesterday I tried it. If I use UCDOS 6.0, it can be called directly under WIN2000, but if I use UCDOS 7.0, then it can't be called! But the key point is that I need to use FOXBASE. What I'm using is the Chinese-localized edition of FOXBASE 2.1. If I use UCDOS 6.0, then when I run the Chinese-localized FOXBASE 2.1 edition, what appears is garbled text!
But if I use the "command prompt" that comes with 2000 (this supports Chinese), and run FOXBASE 2.1 the Chinese display is still garbled. I'd like to ask all the experts and old hands here how to solve this?
Oh right, I heard from a friend, so I installed Microsoft Virtual PC, which can emulate an operating system. I was planning to install UCDOS, but there are still problems. The UCDOS files I currently have on hand are all non-bootable hard disk files. How should I solve this???
I'd really appreciate it if any experts passing by could help take a look. I'm a DOS newbie~
