Just drag and drop the exe on the DOSBox icon (not on the DOSBox window, it won't work).

Or use the mount command (check the readme, mount needs the full unix path to the directory as parameter)

Dragging the exe to the DOSBox icon doesn't work... The mounting thing must work but I don't understand how to do that eventhough I have read the "Read me" file... Could you explain in a simple way please?

OK, I have been able to finally mount it! 😀 by typing:

mount c /Applications/DOSBox

And then I simply type:

c:

And then when I'm in the C:\ I simply type the file.exe name!

My question now is: Since that's pretty much the only file I will be using, how can I program DOSBox to open such file automatically everytime it's launched?

Thanks!

Read README. There are two possibilities:
- command line parameters of DOSBOX
- configuration file (there is an autoexec.bat section)

Mirek

Come'on Mirek, give me a break 😀 I have read the file and I can't seem to understand it, that's why I'm posting here: For some assistance.

The only thing I found on the "Read Me" is:

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You can also add commands to be executed before the main program starts. Or you can use them to start the program.
To add commands use the -c command line switch.

For example:

dosbox c:\atlantis\atlantis.exe -c "MOUNT D C:\SAVES"
This would mount c:\atlanis as c:\ and run atlantis.exe.
Before it does that it would first mount C:\SAVES as the D drive.
============

But I don't understand what "D" drive means or what "-c" means (should I include the dash?)... Yes, I know, I'm a dope on DOS... Help!

Put
mount c /Applications/DOSBox in the [autoexec] section of the config file (dosbox.comf).

If there is no config file, create one with the internal "config" comand.