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| DOS汉化世界 & 中文系统 (中文化室) » Using Chinese in the command window of XP/2000 |
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| Floor1 jackmouse | Posted 2003-07-21 00:00 |
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In the command window of 2000/XP, as soon as I run a program (even EDIT), it switches to CHCP 437, so it can't read or write Chinese. Also, TW, UC, CX, CC, H... DOS either won't start at all, or the screen gets garbled as soon as they start. What should I do?
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| Floor2 沈洁 | Posted 2003-07-21 00:00 |
| 金牌会员 Posts 1,812 Credits 4,590 From 上海市 | |
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You can use TW!
I'm using it myself! The method is to run the command line window on a non-NTFS partition, then type TW to run TW and that's it! When running this way, some programs may not run, this is because the DOS version at that time is only 5.0 so it's best to use DOSVER to set the version number too, then everything will be OK! |
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| Floor3 Wengier | Posted 2003-07-21 00:00 |
| 系统支持 Posts 10,521 Credits 27,736 | |
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CCDOS97, UCDOS, AW97, etc. theoretically and in practice can all be used in the DOS window of Win2K/XP, but AW97 uses the least memory, and it supports the GBK large character set.
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