I did, and it was indeed Bill Board's Colouring Book that I was looking for - you're the best! If anyone else is ever looking for the music from this program, it's a mod called "Gumminoppis", by Tip of Dual Crew 😀

Thanks for the list shspvr! I had a look and it wasn't Kid Pix, Magic Crayon (although it was exactly that style of program) or Snap Dragon. I couldn't find screenshots or downloads for Discover Painting Kids version, Kids Coloring Book or Coloring World Children, so it still could be one of those. …

Howdy, I'm going mad trying to remember the name of an old DOS game; it wasn't a game so much as it was a VGA kids painting program. It had a selection of pre-made black and white scenes, and you could choose from a VGA palette to fill the colours in yourself. It had some MOD style dance music …

Totally agree - it's always nice to have these things just built in without out any need for workarounds of any kind, so fingers crossed it'll become an official feature down the road 😀

Howdy, True, but the way I worked out for myself doesn't involve compiling anything, can be used with official releases of DosBox, and can be extended to any other application that can be configured to output MIDI to CoreAudio. Different strokes for different folks, I guess! John

Howdy, Just in case it's useful for anyone (like me) that comes across this thread, I've found a way to achieve the same goal (OS X + soundfonts + DosBox) without using FluidSynth, and I've posted a new thread about it here: How-to: OS X + soundfonts + DosBox - FluidSynth Cheers, John

Howdy, I was looking for a way to get soundfonts working in OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard DosBox, and came across a thread here on Vogons about configuring FluidSynth to get soundfont MIDI music in DosBox games. After some further playing around, I found another way (actually, two ways) to get DosBox using …