Re: Installin LSL Love For Sail on Windows 8
Posted on 2013-01-27, 17:17
Sorry, I had the installer buried on one of my backup drives.
Installin LSL Love For Sail on Windows 8
Posted on 2013-01-27, 16:23
When I try to run setup for LL Love for Sail I get a message saying the app can't run this computer. I have DOSBox but how do I install this? Is there and Installer?
Re: Installing Leisure Suit Larry
Posted on 2011-10-07, 21:46
Ah, that's it! I was googling 'Leisure Suit Larry Installers' but wasn't getting much. Thanks much, James
Installing Leisure Suit Larry
Posted on 2011-10-07, 19:51
I want to install Leisure Suit Larry games on my Windows 7 Home Premium computer. I have Leisure Suit Larry's Greatest Hits and Misses and DOSBox 0.74. When I try to install them for dosbox I am told the Configuration file could not be created. I remember the last time installed them there were …
Re: Leisure Suit Larry On 64 bit System
Posted on 2010-11-17, 17:26
I had this quastion in the Microsoft Answer forums and someone was kind enough to give me the following link to game intallers: http://www.sierrahelp.com/Patches-Updates/New … Installers.html
Leisure Suit Larry On 64 bit System
Posted on 2010-11-17, 14:08
I'm trying to install from Leisure Suit Larry's Greatest Hits and Misses but keep getting an error saying it's incompatable with my 64 bit system. Please tell me there is a work-around! I have the DOSBox 0.74 installed. Thanks, James
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-13, 01:55
Got it. Thanks, James
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 23:24
My question here isn't if it is recommended to mount to c:\. Why am I unable to change to any directory in the case I presented in my prior post?
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 22:55
I understand. But I've notinced somthing else and wondered if it is by design. If I have in the autoexec section mount c c:\games I am UNABLE to change to ANY other directory. But, if I have in the autoexec section mount c c:\ I AM able to change to ANY and ALL directories. Is this by design? Let me …
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 22:10
If I change directories from c:\games to c:\ shouldn't dir show what's in c:\? But it's not. It lists what's in c:\games.
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 21:53
I've tried that, too. Then when I do directory listing (dir) it doesn't reflect the root directory contents only what the ...\games directory contains.
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 21:00
I really didn't see anythinbg there as to why I'm, unable to change to c:\. Currently in the configuration file's autoexec section I have: mount c c:\games. The only way I have found that I'm able to get to c:\ is to change the line to: mount c c:\ And then if I change directories I can't get back …
Re: Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 18:42
I'm in c:\games I tried cd\ and I remained in c:\games.
Changing Back to Root Directory
Posted on 2010-06-12, 17:25
DosBox 0.73 Aftewr mountying my c: drive to a particular directory I am unable to change directories back to my root directory. I've tried: cd .. cd c:\ No error messages. Neither works, I seem to get stuick in the cuirrent folder unless I change to another folder under c:\. Any suggestions? James
Re: No cfg File
Posted on 2009-10-07, 23:46
Got it. Thanks, james
No cfg File
Posted on 2009-10-07, 22:41
I just installed 0.73-Win32 on my Vista Basic sp2 system. I can't find the cfg file in the folder where I installed dosbox to. Do I need to create the file? If so what is the full name? James
Re: DosBox Locks-up - Batch File
Posted on 2008-09-28, 09:18
@echo off cd C:\LSL\LSL1VGA lsl1vga
DosBox Locks-up - Batch File
Posted on 2008-09-27, 21:59
Hi. When I try to run a bat file DosBox locks-up dead as a door nail. Ctrl-Alt-Del won't even bring up task manager. Any help will be appreciated, James
Re: Getting Full Screen
Posted on 2008-09-22, 11:33
I see it now. Sorry to waste your time. Thanks, James
Re: Getting Full Screen
Posted on 2008-09-22, 11:25
No, I'm not kidding and I probably can read and speak much bettere than you. Read what? I've ran help from within dosbox but didn't see a command for full screen.
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