we will, but thanks for your input. It is appreciated.

I've tried .70 and it won't work, which is why I went looking for the details on the game. I've attached a screen dump of where I found .63 version against lemmings. Maybe these pages need updating? My husband can't read the screens between levels, so unless I strike problems, we'll stay with .63 …

I've used the old version as when I checked on the game, this version was supported. I downloaded version .71 and attach the screen dump, which I can't even read. Version .63 works OK (and I can read it) and I can live with the screen size if it can't be made any bigger. Any suggestions on why the …

does the screen go any bigger on dosbox .63? It's set to 1024 x 768 in the conf file. My screen resolution is also set to 1024 x 768. It's OK as is, but just used to lemmings on full screen on old 486 😀

Thanks to everyone who responded. I'll be careful with any older floppy disks. I've solved my problem: I had a "hacked" version of lemmings on my old 486. I copied that & installed it. I'm running it successfully on dosbox .63 using the following: mount d d:\lemmings d: vgalemmi Runs a treat, uses …

Thanks for that. Just so I don't stuff anything up, do I use diskcopy through Dosbox to make a copy of my original disk, then try running it again using mount a c:\lemmings -t floppy then a: then vgalemmi if that's wrong, what is the correct commands? Also can i put these commands, once it works, …

I take it by mounting the floppy is the -t option. If that's the case tried that. What's Neverlock?

I've tried using mount A and C. The floppy disk is the original 1991 version. (sad I know) What do I do about the copy protection?

I'm trying to get Lemmings (1991 version) to run. I've looked through all of the forums and have tried the mount c and mount a options, but still can't get it to work. I get the disk in drive A error message. I have a 2.4 ghz CPU and 480mb RAM, running XP home edition service pack 2. Can someone …