Sorry for my delay in replying. I (along with someone from the reddit link) did figure out a way to make it work. We do use set /p. The key is - instead of launching it through config file of DosBox, we launch from the CMD prompt, and call DosBox to launch from there. Functionally, I could have 400+ …

So ... basically, mount freedos in autoexec config file, then run the batch file *next* (after freedos) has been mounted? Is it really that simple? 🤣 ....

OK .... you've absolutely lost me 😀 - Can you give me some insights as to how I would do that? (Remember my first caveat: I'm not a programmer -- I do learn quickly (I think) and I try to be intuitive).

But - if I start it in freedos, and then launch DosBox, will that terminate the set /p? I was assuming - since i'm starting the .bat file in a cmd prompt (i.e., it's not part of the DosBox config file) that it would avoid the DosBox termination. I *do* like the menu you created there; but I know (1) …

Here is the code I have now - and it's definitely not correct: @echo off :top cls echo Please choose an option echo. echo 1.College Basketball echo 2.Baseball echo 3.Football echo 4.Pro Basketball echo 5.Hockey echo 6.Boxing echo 7.Diamond Mind Baseball echo 8.College Basketball echo 9.Baseball echo …

You lost me (I'm not a coder). I am running WIndows 7 - and using the DosBox MegaBuild.

So - I posted this about a week ago on Reddit (posting the link here so people see what I was asking). https://www.reddit.com/r/Batch/comments/azlirj/10_choices_for_a_batch_file_for_a_nonprogrammer/ It looks like most of what was suggested there (including set /p) isn't compatible with DosBox. After …

Does the SVN-lfn build include support for printing? I have a set of old games that I use DosBox to play - and they generate statistics that I'd love to be able to print.

I have a quick question .... Does this version of DosBox offer printer support? I have an old set of games (simulation sports games) and - of course - the information those games generate would be great to print out!