Mau1wurf1977 wrote: Another way is using D-Fend reloaded. It can be installed in Portable mode onto a USB storage device for example. Yes, but batch files are so much more interesting. (-:

Hi! Here is a batch (.bat) file I created to make DOSBox games portable in Windows. I also posted it on the Good Old Games forum. The batch file uses a variable based on the location of the batch file to recreate the directory path relative to the batch file. The DOSBox directory and game …