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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论（解答室） » How to display colorful screens under DOS? How to display pictures?

Floor1　pygajzlh	Posted 2007-01-24 11:05
初级用户　Posts 23　Credits 51　From 山西
Ask the experts: How to display a colorful screen under DOS? How to display pictures? I made a picture, 640X480, 16-bit map. How can I make it display under DOS? I want to make it into a background picture. Is that possible? Thank you, experts!

Floor2　floor	Posted 2007-01-24 12:55
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Several software can be used, for example pictview.exe (see attachment), and the code is as follows: pictview picture.bmp --q --nocls wait 2 cls //--q means immediately release after loading the picture, for specific help please use the "pictview/?" command //wait 2 means wait for two minutes before executing the clear screen command, so that the picture can be retained on the screen for two seconds [ Last edited by floor on 2007-1-24 at 12:58 PM ] Attachments PICTVIEW.rar (78.36 KiB)

Floor3　pygajzlh	Posted 2007-02-01 12:21
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Thank you very much, I'll try first.

Floor4　pygajzlh	Posted 2007-02-21 05:54
初级用户　Posts 23　Credits 51　From 山西
Originally posted by floor at 2007-1-24 12:55: Several software can do this, for example pictview.exe (see attachment), the code is as follows: pictview picture.bmp --q --nocls wait 2 cls //--q is to release the image immediately after loading, for specific help, use "pictview/ ... Where should these lines of code be written? I tried writing them in autoexec.bat and config.sys. In the former case, the picture was displayed for less than a second after startup, and then it was completely dark and nothing could be seen. In the latter case, the picture was simply not displayed. What's the matter? Please ask an expert for guidance. Thank you!

Floor5　dosz	Posted 2007-02-21 11:15
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Originally posted by pygajzlh at 2007-2-21 05:54: Where should these few lines of code be written? I tried writing them in autoexec.bat and config.sys. In the former case, after startup, the picture is displayed for less than a second and then it's completely dark, with nothing visible. In the latter case, the picture simply doesn't display. What's going on? Please ask the experts for guidance. Thank you! My effect is quite good. Is there a problem with your picture? ==AUTOEXEC.BAT == @echo off pictview picture.bmp --q --nocls wait 28 cls :: grub --config-file=(fd0)/menu.lst exit [ Last edited by dosz on 2007-2-21 at 12:16 PM ]

Floor6　dosz	Posted 2007-02-21 11:26
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Is it possible to merge the following two pictures and make it move? [ Last edited by dosz on 2007-2-21 at 11:28 AM ] Attachments picture.bmp (14.04 KiB) picture.Ind.bmp (228 bytes)

Floor7　0451lym	Posted 2007-02-22 00:09
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Why not use logo.sys? Isn't it the boot screen?

Floor8　dosz	Posted 2007-02-25 23:02
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Originally posted by 0451lym at 2007-2-22 00:09: Why not use logo.sys? Isn't it the boot screen? Of course logo.sys is used. After logo.sys, then follow a GRUB boot three-screen display This is to discuss the issue based on the facts

Floor9　pygajzlh	Posted 2007-03-04 12:23
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Originally posted by 0451lym at 2007-2-22 00:09: Why not use logo.sys? Isn't it the boot screen? What is logo.sys? Where can I find it? Can I write it myself? Thanks, experts.

Floor10　dosz	Posted 2007-03-05 04:59
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You can go to here to download the boot disk logo

Floor12　llffyycc	Posted 2007-12-19 23:37
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What a good thing! I need to take a look.

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