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Wengier, is your Tianhui with the LOGO removed already compressed down to the smallest size? Thanks.
I found one on the forum that doesn't have the LOGO removed and it's only 199KB, while yours is 202KB,

I only know that the moderator's one was compressed with UPX; before compression it was 360k!

Could the moderator please take a look

I checked it. That's because the TW versions are different! The one uploaded above is TW version 3.1, while the LOGO-free TW.EXE I uploaded is version 3.2!

If it's convenient for you, moderator, please remove the LOGO from the 3.1 version too. I'm especially sensitive to the size of software tools put onto a floppy disk—the smaller the better. I hope to fit as much software onto the floppy as possible, thank you. 【Also, what are the big differences between 3.1 and 3.2? Is it stable? I only use TW to display Chinese, not its input method.】

Actually I'm also quite sensitive to file size. . . But I'm also very sensitive to software versions. If I don't find any problems in the new version that weren't in the old one, and the size hasn't increased by much, I'll still choose the new version.

Oh, then I can only use 3.2

Could the quwei input method inside also be removed? I think generally nobody uses the quwei input method anymore.

Would it be even smaller after removing it? If so, then moderator, please make another modification 【if it's not too much trouble】 Thanks

As for the quwei input method,
personally I think this:
Tianhui's input methods are all mounted on the quwei input method,
that is, it converts the pinyin codes you enter into quwei codes,
and that can greatly simplify the size and ease of writing external input methods,
at the same time it also helps with making external input methods smaller,
so basically the quwei input method cannot be removed.
On the other hand, there's the problem that Tianhui makes the screen display garbled text every time after loading,
I hope the moderator can think of a way to modify that instead, that's a bit more important.

That “garbled screen” is a monitor problem. TW has never shown this phenomenon on any of my computers.

“Tianhui's input methods are all mounted on the quwei input method,”
this is incorrect. Other input methods do not need to be based on the quwei input method; they can completely find the corresponding Chinese character internal encoding directly from the input code table.

Right, actually tw is already very small, so don't ask too much of it. You can make a virtual disk in memory and then copy the files into it, like the Win98 boot disk does. If you don't want to do that, you can format the floppy to 1.72M, but that's not very good for the floppy.