And yet it does not work.

Strange, works for me.

And also, how do I exit DosBox properly? Just X it?

Yes, or type EXIT at the prompt.

Bezoz wrote:

I installed Wolf3D (entire folder) in a folder I called c:\oldgames

I think that is where you screwed up.

I think that is where you screwed up

I installed the wolfenstein folder in a folder I called oldgames

Inside c:\oldgames\wolf3d\

there is the execute file named wolf3d.exe

So my steps were like below:

1) z:\>mount c c:\oldgames

2) z:\>c:\

3) c:\>cd wolf3d

4) C:\wolf3d>wolf3d.exe

These are the paths I used or what happened, can you spot what went wrong? The game doesn't load.

The game doesn't load.

Means?

The game doesn't load.

Nothing happens. On the emulator, the prompt goes back to:

c:\wolf3d>_

Also, my PC is Windows XP SP2 and running AMD 2X. If I double click the wolf3d.exe file directly, the game loads, but when I start using the DosBox emulator, it doesn't work....?

did you install the game using dosbox as well ?

did you install the game using dosbox as well ?

No, I just downloaded the zip file from a download site and extracted the files into a folder named wolf3d. It's a very small game with a few files and there is an execute file called wolf3d.exe

well I don't know. I know the version that you have to install works fine.
Maybe ask where you downloaded it.

The attached config file will install and run Wolfenstein 3D (Shareware v. 1.4). Just unpack the 1wolf14.zip file into a folder called Unpacked, create an empty folder called C-drive, and run DOSBox from the folder with the Unpacked and the C-drive folder.

The attached config file will install and run Wolfenstein 3D (Shareware v. 1.4). Just unpack the 1wolf14.zip file into a folder called Unpacked, create an empty folder called C-drive, and run DOSBox from the folder with the Unpacked and the C-drive folder.

Thanks. I'll try that.