The autoit/autohotkey idea is a great suggestion. I'll give that a whirl. Thank you, Dominus.

Well, sure, I could do that, but it's not a great option in this context, as I have need of seeing other windows on my screen while the game is running.

In Windows, is there any way that I can make it so that DOSBox will give me a warning when I click the X in the right-hand corner of the DOSBox window? In other words, if I accidentally clicked the X in the right-hand corner, I would get a pop-up that says, "Do you really want to close DOSBox?" I …

Thanks, Ronald. I put the text from the log file into DBGL cmd and that works a treat. Much appreciated.

Can a feature be added to DBGL that would show the command-line parameters that DBGL sends to DOSBox? Perhaps the commands could be saved to a text file so that they can be viewed after a particular program is run? I like DBGL as a frontend because it simplifies everything, but I still occasionally …

Thanks for the update, Alexander! It works a treat. Here's a new screenshot of all the icons now appearing under emulator types:

Here's a question about customization . . . I know many of the icons can be customized in DFR, and I have changed several of them, but I don't see any way to change the "Emulator Type" icons that appear in the tree view on the left-hand side. I can assign an icon to the emulators when I add them …

Got it figured out . . . it's not a bug, my apologies. The reason the games were not showing under their respective emulation types was because I had set some of the games as relative paths in their profiles, but the actual program file for the emulator the game uses was set as an absolute path. So, …

2. If you not just have added the games as Windows profiles but have configured user-defined emulators in the DFR setup dialog, these emulators should be listed under "Emulation Type". I know, and they are. But the problem is that several of the GAMES I have set up for each of those user-defined …

Hi. I just started using D-Fend Reloaded (DFR) and it works quite well. I use it for not only DosBox, but also ScummVM and a few other command-line emulators (Daphne laserdisc and Snes9x work without a hitch.) A couple of problems I noticed, though: 1. The "hide console window" for games made with a …

"Those greyed out options are only available in special DOSBox versions made by Gulikoza and Yhkwong containing some experimental SourceForge patches. When you associate a profile to one of those builds, the options will become available in DBGL." Which leads me to a request: Since you have included …

DBGL just keeps getting better and better. Put it on a flash drive and don't leave home without it 😉 😀

Thanks. Didn't think so.

Just wondering if this would be possible. I notice that whenever I use a booter hard drive image to boot up an operating system within DosBox, it won't let me mount a directory or my computer's real A: drive. Now, I can use a floppy .img file as my floppy drive and that works, but it's somewhat …

(Split from another thread - MiniMax) Very interested to see you mention Fantastic Journey in this post. I wasn't aware there was a DOS version of the game (The Web, Timeshock and Big Race USA all do, and, thanks to the patch program posted here, all three run terrific in DosBox .72. Have you in …