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Re: DoskBox Megabuild HPGL printing issue

Showing the hpgl data in a dos or win box is not what we need, we realy need to get the output from this old fashioned dosprogram to a printer output. The program can't run on xp or vista or win7 and it also crashed on modern cpu's. What I mean is that you can use the program in DOSBox to generate …

Re: Retro Gaming Box -- help me build it!

in PC Emulation
But really, I am back and forth on a second system for DOS based games. Think a P60 would fair slightly better than a true 486? It all depends on exactly what you want to do! If you're dead set on using PCI cards, a 486 would probably be a bad idea. I think I'm going to go for a Athlon XP 1500+ …

Re: Retro Gaming Box -- help me build it!

in PC Emulation
I may also like to mess around with some games that were on 5 1/2 floppies, not really sure what, but I suppose anything that would tickle my fancy. Games like that may require a separate system though, maybe a P90 system? Even a P90 would be way too fast. At that point you'd have to start using …

Re: Why emulate? just why?

in Windows
I'm not dissing emulation, (or a least not trying to). But the fact is, emulation is an ass alternative to the real thing Try harder, sir. for starters i have several ways i'v heard SB 16 music/sound effects, DOSBOX, SBlive emulation, and a real SB 16. And in my own opinion NOTHING can beat the …

Re: DoskBox Megabuild HPGL printing issue

eelcodegraaff wrote: When the program creates hpgl code If I'm not mistaken, there are plenty of Windows programs capable of viewing HPGL files (and printing them and converting them and so on). There is no need for DOSBox if that's the sort of file the program is creating.

Re: Retro Gaming Box -- help me build it!

in PC Emulation
If I went with a faster CPU (P3/700, Athlon XP1500), how would Windows 98SE/DOS react? The OS has no particular problems at those speeds. How would DOS games react -- would they play too fast? That depends entirely on what exactly you want to play. There's no shortage of things for which a P2/400 …

Re: Why emulate? just why?

in Windows
And I don't know about you,ut i'd rather be playing Doom on authentic hardware than reading about it or playing some "good enough" emulation. With console emulation you might have a point. Aside from minor revisions, there is really only one particular hardware configuration that is a true Super …

Re: is there an emulation that can properly run old Windows games?

in Windows
The deluxe Dragon's Lair package which included 3 full games was optimized to be used under Windows 95 and long ago after I moved to XP and now Windows 7 it hasn't worked ever again. Apparently some videogame control routines only worked for Windows 95/98. :( This still isn't helpful. What do you …

Re: is there an emulation that can properly run old Windows games?

in Windows
And since DOSBox does not provide any kind of support for an emulated older operating system Official support is not provided, but that hasn't stopped people from trying (with some degree of success, apparently). I have A-10 Tank Killer 2 and Dragon's Lair deluxe pack and I;d love to be able to run …

Re: Floppy Disk

I'd advise 7zip... http://www.7-zip.org/ ...which unlike the suggestions of WinRAR/WinZip is freeware, and typically achieves slightly better compression than them as well. True that. I suppose you could even take the source code for the command-prompt versions and change the command line arguments …

Re: DosBox on Mac: Win32

There are numerous programs capable of unpacking specialized .exe installers without having to run them. You may enjoy The Unarchiver: http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/unarchiver Of course, if it's not a DOS program but some kind of Windows thing that installs new system files or needs to write to the …

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