How to write text in different colors in DOS?

Question

How to write text in DOS by setting each character to a different color?

Answer 1

Depends on your programming language.

You can do this from a batch file:

• Add ansi.sys to your config.sys
• Enter text using ANSI escape codes

Answer 2

(1. ansi.sys 2. 10h), CGA- CGA- , 0xB800, . , ASCII , - ( - 4 , - 3 () ).

Answer 3

ANSI escape-, , ++. , escape-.

Answer 4

10H 10h

ah = 10h
al = 10h
bx = color register
ch = green
cl = blue
dh = red

I type funcion because it is labeled with assemply, no matter how you need a complete book about what works in DOS.

Answer 5

Your question is not very clear, but if you are trying to write text in different colors to the terminal, ANSI escape codes are what you want to look at.

Are you sure you want to do this in the assembly? (according to your tag)