That did the trick... Thanks IIGS! I didn't need to do a boot image even, doing a "ver set 6 22" allowed me to run the MS-DOS 6.22 command.com, and using the parameters command.com /c filename.bat" I was able to run a batch file in MS-DOS that first sets the date using "date 1-1-1999" followed by …

Thanks for the reply DF... Sounds like a good idea, but I'm a newb at DOSBox, and I didnt see any FAQ on booting MS-DOS from DOSBox. I attempted to run COMMAND.COM from MS-DOS 6.22 under DOSBox and it resulted in the "Incorrect DOS Version" error. I recall that using SETVER.EXE should allow me to …

It appears that DosBox is missing the Date command. I have a DOS application which will not run if the year is greater then 1999, so I want a way to set the date only in the DosBox, and I do not want it to it change the system date of the PC. Is this possible?