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Just came here, don't know if this software has been posted or discussed before. If it's a duplicate, please forgive me.
I wanted to upload it but didn't find the function, so I had to give up.

I used this tool a few times, mainly to rename the original WINDOWS system directory, then install the new system, and then find drivers in the old system.

I also used it once to crack the super user password of the company and got fired by the company (in a foreign country).

I don't know if this software supports Chinese characters, maybe it doesn't.

[ Last edited by maxim on 2008-2-18 at 05:56 PM ]

I've been working with DOS for many years, and I have some old software that maybe not everyone has.
Can't upload it.

CREAD.EXE 85K A reading software that can view GB/BIG5 text without starting a Chinese character system. Used to be the most convenient for reading novels.

AT90.COM Similar to DEBUG, has more prompt information than DEBUG, 59.7K
Of course, later the RDT made by Chinese people is more powerful.

lz, you can paste the attachment by clicking the "Post Reply" button. I have CREAD.EXE, but I don't know which version of ntfs4dos you have.

Cracked the company's super user password, and was fired by the company (in a foreign country).

This company has bad eyesight.

Waiting for these tools of yours to be uploaded

I searched the forum and there are already many people who have provided this NTFS4DOS, so I won't waste everyone's time.

------- The software that can read novels without entering the Chinese character system is here -----

Supports simplified and traditional BIG5. Because the font is shrunk, it doesn't look as good as 16 dots.

This software is very old.

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=37717&sid=uCbTPt

[ Last edited by maxim on 2008-2-15 at 11:10 PM ]

The software I have at hand is version 1.4, and I found version 1.9 from the forum.

I found that version 1.9 actually cannot run in a floppy disk under MSDOS 7.1, while version 1.4 can run on the floppy disk. It's very strange.

But version 1.9 has a bit less memory.

My version 1.4 doesn't need to enter YES; I just need to press the Enter key.

Because NTFS4DOS loads command.com again after running, so it's not very likely to put it in a batch file.

[ Last edited by maxim on 2008-2-18 at 05:20 PM ]

Searching the forum, I found that many people reported that NTFS4DOS couldn't delete files. I tried it and indeed there was this problem. Versions 1.4, 1.8, and 1.9 are all the same, showing that the file was not found. Maybe it's because the partition sizes are different, and some people succeeded?

I found a small tool software called LCC tools 1.0 that can delete those files that the DEL command can't find.

I've used this LCC TOOLS for many years. Every time I make a boot disk, I have to bring it along. It came out in 1994. I remember it probably came from the Taiwanese CVIEW software package. It's very convenient to use it to change directory names in FAT/NT partitions, and it can also change file attributes and select to delete files.

[ Last edited by maxim on 2008-2-18 at 05:55 PM ]

Not bad, I'll have a try

After my test, ntfs4dos can use the rd command to delete files