Re: Caps Lock in Vista?
Posted on 2008-02-15, 19:38
or right-click on DosBox.conf, go to "Security" Tab and modify permissions for write access.
Re: DosBox: Stuttering and Artifacts only in Fullscreen
Posted on 2008-02-15, 15:33
Combination of Vista and crappy ATI drivers? Guess we need to get more details....
Re: Problem with old DOS accounting program
Posted on 2008-02-15, 15:05
Well I do agree that "Hostile" towards including an unneeded printer feature for gaming is the wrong word. Indifferent would be a better word
Re: We were all newbies once
Posted on 2008-02-15, 13:01
Mabye don't respond to a post unless they follow the posting rules? Then it's easy. Didn't follow the posting rules in your post? Thread locked with a post to a link to the rules.
Re: Slow network drive reading using DOSBox 'CAD edition'
Posted on 2008-02-15, 11:53
Well bandwidth is more of a concern when you have multiple users with huge .PST's. The issue is more of how Outlook was programmed to handle .PST's: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/297019
Re: Mac OS X crash on start up :( HALP PLEZ!
Posted on 2008-02-15, 11:50
http://www.enosnusnu.de/index.php?/archives/1 … .72-for-G3.html
Re: Slow network drive reading using DOSBox 'CAD edition'
Posted on 2008-02-15, 11:30
I'm sure optimization could be done but I don't think optimizations should be done..... It's the same thing as using PST's over a network, Outlook is trying to access the .PST as if it was local thereby chewing up massive amounts of bandwith..... Are you just using regular Windows shares or have you …
Re: DosBox: Stuttering and Artifacts only in Fullscreen
Posted on 2008-02-14, 22:17
What video card? What driver version? What "output=" in DosBox.conf?
Re: ATi Catalyst 8.2 released
Posted on 2008-02-14, 21:35
Better late than never I guess.
Re: Blood 1 for PC
Posted on 2008-02-14, 03:08
Read the readme.
Re: dbryant88 has a question
Posted on 2008-02-13, 22:19
It looks like this game is for Windows 9x. What happens when you try to install it?
Re: Legally getting older games.
Posted on 2008-02-13, 20:55
The license on these files is unclear. It is best to assume that the files are available for individual use and may not be used for commercial gain. Your best option for a precise answer is to retain an attorney. Thus is the nature of copyright law. How about you stop being a ****head and stop …
Re: Legally getting older games.
Posted on 2008-02-13, 20:17
Sam & Max - Abe Lincoln Must Die was released as freeware...... Mabye you should do more than take a quick glance at the website.
Biittorent for DOS?
Posted on 2008-02-13, 12:21
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=783994 Blair wrote: "Available on ibiblio: torrentx.zip and torrents.zip, which are untested DJGPP ports of ctorrent-ng. IOW, users MAY be able to use this to utilize BitTorrent file sharing in DOS. Testers with Internet available in FreeDOS would be …
Re: Help picking the proper tool(s) to run my 95/98 games
Posted on 2008-02-13, 04:26
The point was that if your processor is so old that games in DosBox won't run very well then your better off playing them in NTVDM than in DosBox (or in real DOS of course but in most people's cases that is not an option). and by "a processor so old that games in DosBox won't run very well" I mean …
Re: Help picking the proper tool(s) to run my 95/98 games
Posted on 2008-02-12, 23:40
If you want to save some time at trying to get your games to work then I suggest clicking on the "PC Game Compatibility List" in my signature. 3,000 games tested on Windows 2000,XP,2003,Vista.....coming soon Windows 2008/Linux/DOS/Windows 98SE and finishing up Windows NT4 testing. Also check out …
Re: Help picking the proper tool(s) to run my 95/98 games
Posted on 2008-02-12, 23:24
Not really. I have a very early demo. It's possible the full game is different but I think I remember the demo only using GDI/DirectDraw. Will have to go back and see.
Re: Help picking the proper tool(s) to run my 95/98 games
Posted on 2008-02-12, 23:04
There is no 3D support in almost all VM's. Qemu & VirtualBox have unofficial patches for JUST OPENGL support but AFAIK they are only for Linux and again they are unofficial and not complete. Vmware Workstation IIRC has some barely implemented DX8 support but it's nothing to get excited over. I think …
Re: Do you plan to bring the wonderful program that is DOSBOX to the DS and PSP consoles?
Posted on 2008-02-12, 11:18
c:\dosboxpwns wrote: The DS/PSP could really use a DosBox homebrew. Get Nintendo\Sony to open their hardware if you want an official DosBox port.
Re: Let's play a game: change a letter
Posted on 2008-02-09, 23:02
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