I just updated D-Fend Reloaded to 1.3.0 and now have a minor issue I hope you can help resolve. Whenever I start the program I immediately get an error dialog box that states that "Unable to create directory.". Clicking OK starts the program but my games list is missing. If I open the program option …

I'd disable the double buffering if I were you. Could solve your sound problem. Yep - disabling double-buffering does the trick and the sound gets a lot better. Thx. I tried your first suggestion, however my monitor kept showing it in complete 16:10 fullscreen (i.e. horizontally stretched). If you …

Thanks - at least I now know that messing around with more options is not going to "solve" this for me. I tried your first suggestion, however my monitor kept showing it in complete 16:10 fullscreen (i.e. horizontally stretched). I then tried your second suggestion and I got back to my desired 4:3 …

Having recently upgraded to Windows 7 and a 16:10 (1920 x 1200) monitor I am working through my DOSBox game configs to get them working again. I'm having a small issue with the way V for Victory is being displayed, namely that when displayed fullscreen, but NOT stretched to widescreen (I just want …

Hi Ikrananka, if you install D-Fend Reloaded in "Program directory mode" all user will share the same settings and installed games. But (at least under Vista or under XP in non-admin mode) you will have to take care all users have the permission to write to the D-Fend Reloaded program directory. If …

Fantastic - just what I needed. Thanks for the comprehensive reply - really appreciated.

Is it possible to setup D-Fend Reloaded such that multiple users (via their own logins) on the same PC see the same games list and have the same settings? What I'd like to be able to do is to administrate the games setup under one or any login such that any changes affect all users.

Thanks for the feedback Vlad and many thanks for all of your efforts in this area.

Many thanks for the feedback guys. I am now a little wiser. Most appreciate your help.

I tend to use VDMSound for most of my DOS games and it works very well. I have also checked out the DosBox website and the excellent status page which makes it very clear as to what DosBox can emulate well and therefore which games it is likely to run. I'm also fairly sure that I read a thread …

Originally posted by HunterZ The "enable basic VESA support" option is misleading (but apparently vlad refuses to change it): what it really does it starts the game full-screen instead of in a window. [/b] Wow - that is misleading. I have quite a number of games that use VESA and I assumed that I …

I'm in the process of getting my old DOS Stalingrad war game (by Avalon Hill) up and running. It works fine in a standard Windows DOS box (obviously with no sound) and I have managed to get it working using VDMSound 2.0.4 (Update 2) and Launcher 1.0.1.1 with sound working great. However, I can only …