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Skills for Copying DOS Window Information
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Hu Jincheng
　　For any DOS program, as long as it can run in the DOS window of Windows 98, we can copy its content to the clipboard of Windows 98 for use. The specific steps are:

　　1) Start the -MS-DOS window state of Windows 98 (if the system automatically enters full-screen state, you can press Alt-Enter to switch).

　　2) Start the application program whose information needs to be copied.

　　3) Click the "Mark" button on the toolbar of the DOS window to define the content to be copied as a block.

　　4) Click the "Copy" button on the toolbar of the DOS window to copy the marked content to the clipboard.

　　In this way, we have achieved the purpose of copying the information in the DOS window. The corresponding content is copied to the clipboard, and then we can refer to it in any application program (including other DOS programs).

In pure DOS, you can use tools like DOSCLIP to achieve the same purpose.

No use for it yet

I'll try the DOSCLIP software

Learned it, benefited. Thanks. I'll learn to use DOSCLIP when I have time.

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Excuse me, the owner of the post, how to capture screen information in pure DOS mode?

There are tools that can do it

Supplement: In non - pure DOS environment, by simply right - clicking after selecting with the mouse, the selected content is copied to the clipboard, and then clicking once at the destination is pasting the content.

set "var=A$_MOV,AH,09$_MOV,AL,2A$_MOV,BH,00$_MOV,BL,0E$_MOV,CX,0020$_INT,10$_"
set "var=%var%MOV,BL,0A$_MOV,CX,000A$_INT,10$_INT,20$_$_g$_q$_"
echo exit|%ComSpec% /k prompt %var%|debug>nul
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Right-click the mouse in the cmd window and paste the above code, and colorful stars will appear. Give it a try.

High-level skill

Where is it?

This is calling the INT 10 interrupt with debug

Is there a way to copy a window in pure DOS?

There were screen - capture software under DOS. Can we use Game Wizard? I can't remember. The most professional screen - capture software is PZP.