have you read the manual?

Yes i read the manual, if i had found or understood what i was looking for i would not have posted in the forum,

maybe someone who can actualy help guys like me out will post a solution for my problem.

can someone else give me a clue that helpfull

follow the guide
60 seconds guide to getting your game to run in DOSBox
use real floppies or images
MOUNT also works with images but only if you use external program, for example (both are free):
Daemon Tools Lite (for CD images)
Virtual Floppy Drive (for floppy images)

The ability to switch mounted floppy images on-the-fly is indeed a feature that is sorely lacking from DOSBox. Virtual Floppy Drive is pretty much the only solution at this time.

Ive just started to use the virtual floppy drive and it should be possible, but im finding it wont install all files, ill keep trying and see how things go,

Thanks robertmo and jorpho

If there are no files that overwrite you can copy them all to a single folder and mount that as A.

All the disks have files that overwrite unfortunatly this where my troubles began. ive been doing what you suggested to many of the old dos games.

There is an alternative that works in some cases: DOSBox 0.74 can't change mounted floppies on the fly, but it can change mounted CD images on the fly. What you do is burn the files from each floppy disk into a different .iso image, and then mount all the .iso files using the IMGMOUNT command, as described in the DOSBox readme.

But it doesn't always work: some installers look at the floppy disk volume label of the install floppies. You can of course change the ISO9660 volume label of the .iso images as well - but the .iso creation program might try to strip out certain characters (like "#") which you would have to hex-edit in manually. And of course some installers just won't accept that the files are coming off what appears to be a CD-ROM instead of what appears to be a floppy drive.

And of course it's a fair amount of effort for something that might not work at all, especially if you already can't manage to get it to work with Virtual Floppy Drive.

Ok guys glad to report that it was my fault i had a bad copy of disk 2, fixed it, and glad to report that swapping mounted floppy images via Virtual Floppy Drive and also Winimage does work, thank for all the help you guys gave me Thank you.

Mark