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Original Poster Posted 2006-10-15 14:23 ·  中国 福建 福州 移动
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The best teaching material is the command help file in the system disk.

You can directly type the following command in Start - Run to learn DOS commands:

  hh C:\Windows\help\ntcmds.chm

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Originally posted by jsc0415 at 2006-10-15 14:23:
Thanks in advance~


Moreover, you should try to complete all file-related operations in Windows (deletion, copying, searching, etc.) using DOS commands.
Practice while thinking and referring to parameter descriptions and CHM help.
You can stop when you can operate these commands instinctively without thinking, and start to deeply hate how cumbersome these operations on Windows are.:)
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DOS command line technical manual!!
Let me see that here is the best textbook. I've learned so much here that I'm almost afraid to continue learning because there are too many experts.
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Originally posted by lxmxn at 2006-10-15 17:10:

The best teaching material is the command help file in the system disk.

  You can directly type the following command in Start - Run to learn DOS commands:

  hh C:\Windows\help\ntcmds.chm
I agree with the first sentence. But please don't mislead others for the latter sentence. That's not DOS, and in that environment, it's not learning the real DOS.
It's best not to let people unknowingly stay away from DOS
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Somewhat depressed...

We learn software (including DOS) mostly for the purpose of solving practical problems, and it's the same with DOS - we think: There is no better way to inspire classmates' efforts than teaching with the purpose of solving practical problems. For example: Virus killing - install DOS → necessary files → virus-killing software → update method → virus-killing method.

Take ghost for example: If netizens keep fumbling around, the system partition will get smaller and smaller, and a large number of Windows hidden files are hidden in it (you will know if you get a data recovery software), while the DOS format command can easily solve it! If DOS experts can tell novices these small problems - how to operate officially? The practical significance will be greater!

We think: If we can trigger the procedural solution method deeply rooted for netizens' shallow problems (even if it is an inefficient solution), that is, improvement! Continuously?
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Floor 8 Posted 2007-02-10 14:04 ·  中国 安徽 合肥 电信
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Wait and see. Let's not talk anymore.
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