Under the DOS tab, try unchecking "Use VDos32". Generally everything is a lot more stable under VDos32, but it has no support for joysticks.

I think some people have managed to get the joystick to work with VDos32 by using some sort of mapper program, but I've forgotten the details (and could indeed be wrong).

Hi! I finally remembered that I used the two only buttons granted to the joystick by the software. That was there is more than two years! But my joystick is not recognized any more a whole by the last version of Glidos, whereas that was the front case. I would like to be able to download and test an old version, better than 1.33 and less recent than 1.44. Something in the medium like 1.38. It is possible?

Hi! I finally found an old version of Glidos, 1.40 in fact. The sound is not also so much so that in the version 1.44, but the joystick is recognized. I also found this software: JoyTokey which emulates the keys of the keyboard for the joysticks. I did not test it yet, but the comments on the Web seem encouraging. Some already use it for Tomb Raider with Glidos.

You should be ok with v1.44, provided you turn off the "Use VDos32" setting.