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First post, by mad_otto

Posted on 2007-07-26, 16:04

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> Motherboard
eMachines T3616

> Processor type and speed
AMD Sempron 3600+

> Amount and type of RAM
512 MB DDR2

> Video board w/ RAM amount and type
NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE

> Sound board
Realtek High-definition

> Operating system
MS Windows Vista Home Basic

> Game name (and version, if applicable)
Wolfenstein 3-D v1.4 and Spear of Destiny 1.1, plus a Wolf version, "Eat at Joe's"

> Description of problem
I have a batch file I used on an earlier system which swapped alternate gamemaps, vswap, etc. in and out depending on whether I was playing Wolf, Spear, or Joe's (I don't have too much time anymore to play these...) How do I get that to work within DosBox?

BOB

Reply 1 of 5, by MiniMax

Posted on 2007-07-26, 16:26

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What is wrong?

Reply 2 of 5, by mad_otto

Posted on 2007-07-26, 19:31

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What I'm saying is,

if I have a batch file,

and if it contains commands all of which are recognized by DOSBox,

would DOSBox recognize and run it in the same way,

or would I have to put all three sets of game program+subfiles in different folders and go from there?

Sorry. I HAVE been reading the FAQs and other stuff.

BOB

Reply 3 of 5, by DosFreak

Posted on 2007-07-26, 19:52

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Should work fine as long as DosBox recognizes the commands that you are using.

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Reply 4 of 5, by mad_otto

Posted on 2007-07-26, 20:47

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Yup, the pushd and popd commands aren't supported, so I did have to create separate folders, but...it works! Thanks.

BOB

Reply 5 of 5, by ADDiCT

Posted on 2007-07-26, 20:52

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pushd... popd... Sounds like 4DOS, right? Do a Google search (i don't have URL right now), 4DOS is still in developmenent (!), and it's freeware/open source now. It works perfectly in DOSBox.

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