I downloaded a version with DEBUG, but for some reason I couldn't save an edited copy of the CONF file. I was advised that I had to ask the administrator. It's UAC related, typically even with an admin account you need to raise the level of the program your running to enable actions like saving …

Jorpho wrote: DOSBox debugger Thank you. I downloaded a version with DEBUG, but for some reason I couldn't save an edited copy of the CONF file. I was advised that I had to ask the administrator. I AM the administrator, and I don't know what to do next. Damn Windows 7. 😈

you can boot a real DOS disk image from inside DOSBox - that would give you access to all DOS utilities including DEBUG. Thanks, I'll try that. I must have a floppy disk around with boot track. Maybe I could make an image on a thumb drive. The new PC won't support my USB floppy drive.[/quote] Later …

eL_PuSHeR wrote: I think there are some builds with built-in debugger support too, but I am not sure. Thanks. If anyone around can give me more directions, I'd appreciate it.

you can boot a real DOS disk image from inside DOSBox - that would give you access to all DOS utilities including DEBUG.[/quote] Thanks, I'll try that. I must have a floppy disk around with boot track. Maybe I could make an image on a thumb drive. The new PC won't support my USB floppy drive.

Hi, I'm new to this forum, but I'm an old time programmer. Replaced my XP system with a Dell windows 7 laptop, and was disapointed to find that I couldn't run programs that I still support. Downloaded DOSbox and so far I'm pretty well pleased; it's sort of like running my 1981 PC again. (Yeah, I'm …