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I used "Chengran CCDOS 97 Mingtai Oriental Express Special Edition", and the effect is very good, but there is only Chengran Pinyin. I want to add Wubi, but I don't know the format and requirements of the code table (TXT file). I tried the file decompiled from the Wubi input method of Win98. There was no error reported during compilation and it showed successful, but when using "ccdos /pk /l wbx.mb", it showed unsuccessful. Please ask experts for advice!

Please refer to "CCDOS97's .PKV and .MB Disassembly! Here are the parts, you can add them yourself!" (http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=17025&fpage=2) There are single-character Wubi in MB.RAR. Relevant content in CCDOS97's README.TXT: 　　8.8 Compiling Input Method Code Tables 　　CCDOS 97 itself has the function of compiling input method code tables. When using it, you only need to press the Alt key in the system setup program to select "Compile Input Method Code Tables", through which the text-based input method code tables can be compiled and automatically packaged into CCDOS.MB. And through the system setup program, select "Add" in the "General Code Tables" page of "Input Methods" to automatically complete the hanging. 　　The text format of the input method code table is exactly the same as that defined by Chinese Windows, but CCDOS 97 does not need any word groups, because in CCDOS 97 the word library is system-wide, and there is no need for the input method itself to provide word groups. 　　For the specific text format of the input method code table, please refer to the telegraph code text TELE.TXT that comes with the software. Telegraph code text TELE.TXT that comes with the software: Name = Telegraph Code MaxCodes = 4 UsedCodes = '1234567890 WildChar = ? Sort = 0 Ah 0759 Ah 7093 Ai 1002 …… Qiu 7866 Snore 7867 Zha Name = Name MaxCodes = Code Length UsedCodes = Code Elements WildChar = Query Key Sort = Whether to Sort - - 0: No, 1: Sort Ah 0759　　The character comes first and the input code is next to it [ Last edited by Ben Shi on 2005-11-10 at 16:06 ]

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