It's nice to know that there is a DOS verion of the game. My origiinal CD contains only windows version. I remember that it was not possible to run my game without that blue stripe at the top. Even screens in a paper games magazine contain the stripe (and that was win3.1). But as your CD seems to be …

And what are the adventages of the BIOS way? (i think it is only usefull when you want to check computer parameters just after turning the computer on by pressing Pause/Break button)

My solution would be: -very dark fonts -bright background -no red (and simmilar) at all and if it would be possible to change type of fonts in the buttons cause these type is unclear (especially the buttons in the top right corner of each post)

Also field of view is too narrow even in 640x480. I use Opera, but the site looks the same way in IE too. Colours are not good for reading, I think they are too dark.

to add to the happiness: I saw Dosbox on the front cover of "Chip Special" (polish edition) and almost the whole one unit out of four units in the magazine is devoted to Dosbox (the rest of the magazine is about optimalization of WinXP) :) and you can see it here: http://special.chip.pl/ the picture …

If it is not an adventure game and there is not much text you can always make screenshots by pressing Ctrl-F5 and switch Alt-Tab between dosbox and your picture viewer running in backbround.

I gave a try to my integrated sound card. I have installed dos drivers from the CD provided with my mainboard (Soltek 75KAV) based on VIA KT133A chipset. (I have got Duron 1400.) My manual says: "SOUND CONTROLLER: SoundBlaster Pro Hardware and Direct Sound Ready AC97 Digital Audio Controller with …

I have Ensoniq card and I think it runs only in window's dos and not as perfectly as you say cause it requires emm386.exe to be installed, but a game may not tolerate emm386.exe in memory. You may have NOEMS parameter but drivers require VCPI so ems386.exe must be installed.. My Ensoniq is almost …

sNaKe: you should consider adding gus and mt-32 to yor pc :) Qbix: you can also try turning off external, internal or both caches giving you even more cpu speeds for the price of one ;) oldbushie: i guess your cpu is too slow for dosbox or you have speeded it up too much, you should also play in …

http://www.gbax.com/gp32pics.html http://www.gbax.com/gp32review.html http://english.gamepark.com/ http://www.gamepark.co.kr/tmp_english/GP32/spec.asp http://www.gamershell.com/reviews_GP32Gamepar … dheldRevi.shtml I won't buy it but it would be funny to borrow it and test a bit 😀

I have had a simmilar problem with mounting hdd folder as a floppy. I couldn't delete install.exe from the virtuall floppy after the installation process has begun and after it asked for a new floppy. I have solved it by copying all the floppies to the same folder before the installation.

I was wondering whether any old mac user knows what type of music has macintosh used. Was there any FM or WaveTable synth in games or the music was just a digital audio?

Prince of Persia 1 (mac version) uses 640x400 resolution (mostly just rescaled) Prince of Persia 2 (mac version) uses 512x384 resolution and looks really sweet (first five levels were completely redrawn, the rest just rescaled mostly)

Snover wrote: "Oh, and the Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth is pretty much considered the best as far as software MIDI emulation is concerned, mostly because it emulates a Roland SoundCanvas, which I think has been discussed above." Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth is not good at all. It doesn't emulate …

You should ask this question on VOGONS > DOSBox > General as this forum is for talking about macintosh emulators and you ask about a PC emulator. btw - i am curious how to solve your problem too 😉 I guess you should try typing this "mount c your_hdd_drive_name" and "mount d your_cdrom_drive_name".

There is already Virtual Sound Canvas 3.21 for Windows so another emulator is not needed 😉

er.. and what to do with that .ogg?