Since you are using an illegal copy I suggest you take your questions to the place you obtained it. Experience tells me, that your problem is not caused by a problem with DOSBox, but with how the copy was made.

The question you need to ask yourself now is this:

Is my time spent in getting this illegal copy to work in DOSBox worth more to me, than the costs of buying a legally licensed copy of the game on eBay, Amazon or some other reputable site?

1) please find it to me... it will be nice because i tried to find it but nothing...
2) it's not legal or not legal, it's a game before 13 years ago... i've been in canada and usa for the past 2 years and search for it but i just didn't find, finally i found it on the internet so i allowed to myself to download it because when i was a child me and my friend bought ( of course with help from the parents)...

1) please find it to me...

Not our job if at all.

2) it's not legal or not legal, it's a game before 13 years ago...

Age of a game is irrelevant.

But he's been waiting 10 years to play this game and the game is 13 years old and he's been searching for it in Canada AND the USA for the past 2 years AND when he was a child he and a friend bought it!!! Surely that must mean it's legal to download a copy off the Internets??!!!!

🤣. Sorry the dates just cracked me up, like all those dates suddenly make it legit.

"I've been poor for the past 20 years since my gold mine was stolen from me, therefore I'm going to rip off Fort Knox.". hahaha.

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