When you have time, everyone, write more articles on DOS applications to promote DOS - China DOS Union Forum

DOS is relatively poor in ease of use, and you have to remember quite a lot of commands. But as long as it is promoted properly, most commands will be accepted and used by users. Only in this way can we further promote the development of DOS in China. What do you all think? I will gradually write some related articles, and hope to share with everyone the joy that DOS brings!

Yes, that's right. Right now many new and practical DOS software tools are little known in China. To promote them, we need to write articles to publicize them.

I fully support the views of the two moderators, it's just that I use 169 dial-up to get online, so there is a lot of software I can't download, and it's also hard to browse foreign websites. So I can't do more to lighten the moderators' workload; I can only do my best.

I read several of your posts tonight; this is what they call "great minds think alike." Let's keep in touch more when we have time, okay?

Of course. It is my honor to be able to learn from the moderators. My QQ: 68404980. email:yiyesong@sina.com

I am now also actively learning from and getting closer to the moderators!

I don't understand it, but I can learn~~~~~~ hehe

I want to learn too, who will teach me~

When learning DOS, it is of course good to have someone teach you, but the most important thing is still to rely on yourself to try things out!
Only by constantly trying will you learn more.
Constantly try, try, try—this is an important method for learning computers.
When asking others questions, first ask yourself whether you have already done your best to try.
After someone answers your question, please try it yourself once. If it still doesn't work, first think for yourself about why, then ask again.
Before asking a question, think about how to describe it so others understand what problem you have run into.
Tell others what you did, and what parts you still don't understand.
Do not develop the habit of depending on others.
Do not develop the habit of casually thanking others.
First read, and go look for related materials yourself. You can also look here for posts others have made; maybe the problem you ran into has already been asked by someone else.
Then try.
Then,
ask again.
Try again.
If you still don't understand, try first, then ask again.
Learning DOS, mastering DOS—you can do it too.

Floor1　禅宗	Posted 2002-10-30 00:00
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DOS is relatively poor in ease of use, and you have to remember quite a lot of commands. But as long as it is promoted properly, most commands will be accepted and used by users. Only in this way can we further promote the development of DOS in China. What do you all think? I will gradually write some related articles, and hope to share with everyone the joy that DOS brings!

Floor2　Wengier	Posted 2002-10-30 00:00
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Yes, that's right. Right now many new and practical DOS software tools are little known in China. To promote them, we need to write articles to publicize them.

Floor3　yiyesong	Posted 2002-11-08 00:00
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I fully support the views of the two moderators, it's just that I use 169 dial-up to get online, so there is a lot of software I can't download, and it's also hard to browse foreign websites. So I can't do more to lighten the moderators' workload; I can only do my best.

Floor4　禅宗	Posted 2002-11-08 00:00
元老会员　Posts 300　Credits 1,019　From 广东
I read several of your posts tonight; this is what they call "great minds think alike." Let's keep in touch more when we have time, okay?

Floor5　yiyesong	Posted 2002-11-08 00:00
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Of course. It is my honor to be able to learn from the moderators. My QQ: 68404980. email:yiyesong@sina.com

Floor6　LiveOnLove	Posted 2002-11-26 00:00
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I am now also actively learning from and getting closer to the moderators!

Floor7　小灵儿	Posted 2002-11-29 00:00
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I don't understand it, but I can learn~~~~~~ hehe

Floor8　jerry_abbey	Posted 2002-12-03 00:00
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I want to learn too, who will teach me~

Floor9　ko20010214	Posted 2002-12-03 00:00
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When learning DOS, it is of course good to have someone teach you, but the most important thing is still to rely on yourself to try things out! Only by constantly trying will you learn more. Constantly try, try, try—this is an important method for learning computers. When asking others questions, first ask yourself whether you have already done your best to try. After someone answers your question, please try it yourself once. If it still doesn't work, first think for yourself about why, then ask again. Before asking a question, think about how to describe it so others understand what problem you have run into. Tell others what you did, and what parts you still don't understand. Do not develop the habit of depending on others. Do not develop the habit of casually thanking others. First read, and go look for related materials yourself. You can also look here for posts others have made; maybe the problem you ran into has already been asked by someone else. Then try. Then, ask again. Try again. If you still don't understand, try first, then ask again. Learning DOS, mastering DOS—you can do it too.