If you've ever been involuntarily hospitalized, sectioned, or whatever the terminology is in your state or province, you would understand what I mean. For instance, where I live, anyone can hospitalize anyone for any reason and they will brought in front of a panel for review with just a form. This …

Looking on Retrograde Station (retrograde.trustno1.org), I find that there is a short prologue that mentions psychosis and CGA graphics. I find this to be quite amusing an observation. Even the cover art for some games was enough to give me psychotic nightmares as a child (particularly the Ultimas …

BTW, if anyone is interested in buying the whole software boxed with manuals in very good condition, I'll put it up on eBay again (with original disk).

IBM's Turtle Power LOGO I can't find any mentions of it on the web, as if it really never existed... Had it sitting in my collection for all these years since 1983... A backup copy was bad, but the original, while in shabby condition, still worked amazingly well with no CRC errors. --

Actually, I had a lasting impression of when I first asked the question of booter compatibiliy so many moons ago, and was told to use flopper. Really wasn't willing to accept that perhaps it DID support it. I am glad this functionality now exists. Posting for re-reference: boot [image name].img -l [ …

Actually not using the Windows version, but the Mac version, so I utilize POSIX directory structure. After mounting "a" using the -floppy option and running install, the installer wants to reboot as the final step. It hangs at this point in the installation process, the only solution being the close …

I have created an original image using the associated FLOPPER utilities, and would like to test it out. However, the FLOPPER software is inherently limited to installing to a floppy, which I find to be bothersome, since I really don't have a blank floppy to do it in such a fashion. How can this …

I have an Intel Macbook running Mac OS X Leopard, and sometimes I like to play old DOS BBS door games on DOSBox. If these doors are to use directional keys, they will, more often than not, utilize the numeric keypad. I find that when I turn the numlock feature on (by pressing the F6 function key), …