Re: Any ports/utilities for running Blood and Blood2 in direct3d or Opengl?
Posted on 2006-03-04, 09:32
Jonof Windows Ports for build games. I don't know whether it's work in progress or not.
Re: i cant get hardly any of my forgotten realms games to work :angry:
Posted on 2006-03-03, 21:49
Just guessing. Did you forgot to properly mount something, like the cd-rom? If not, try just installing the game from plain NTVDM (cmd.exe). These types of installations just decompress arj files and then execute sound setup (choose no sound first and then run it again from DOSBox after installation …
Re: Problems with BOLO
Posted on 2006-03-03, 09:55
steve14 wrote: BOLO will write on the CD and it don't work. 😵 No way. CD-ROMs are WORM (Write Once Read Many) media. They cannot be written to.
Re: DOSBox Full Screen Mode
Posted on 2006-03-01, 15:49
FullResolution=0x0 does indeed make sense. It means use the same resolution as desktop.
Re: PLZZZ HELP !!! - i can't remember the game name...
Posted on 2006-03-01, 15:46
Re: changing window screen size
Posted on 2006-02-28, 13:54
SEARCH the forum. Read the readme. This has been asked several times. EDIT: Do you have latest video drivers for your videocard? Have you tried setting different graphic outputs inside DOSBox?
Re: Backing up DUN data under WinXP
Posted on 2006-02-27, 22:50
Thanks. Stupid windows makers. Didn't put an option to automatically do that.
Backing up DUN data under WinXP
Posted on 2006-02-27, 08:56
Yesterday I had to reformat my brother-in-law computer. Bad thing is I didn't know how to back up the Dial Up Connection data he used. Under W98 you just had to drag the connection link to a floppy or something but I have not been able to replicate this under WinXP. Do you know any way to back up …
Re: Networking Help Plz.
Posted on 2006-02-27, 08:50
Yeah, I will watch it for sure but I have got a VERY BAD FEELING about that. 😒 I think Hollywood ran out of ideas a long time ago.
Re: Ultima 8 sound problem
Posted on 2006-02-26, 22:12
Are you using Dynamic Core?
Re: Identify what is "wrong" with this picture.
Posted on 2006-02-25, 10:53
What's that? Hercules Monochrome graphics?
Re: Swaping disks
Posted on 2006-02-25, 10:18
Re: Swaping disks
Posted on 2006-02-24, 23:25
CTRL-F4 is when you are using DOSBox. You know what DOSBox is, don't you? DOSBox is a ms-dos emulator. In order to use it you need to mount (think of it as "activate") as many drives as you need. In this case we need a floppy drive (where source files are) and a hard disk (destination drive). So, …
Re: ToonStruck, Sound Problems.
Posted on 2006-02-24, 20:05
It has been a lot of time since Nich Sehr Gut posted something here. We miss him, by the way. Have you tried tinkering with cpu options (cap dos frequency and such) in the advanced tab for VLP shortcut?
Re: Dreamweb CD-ROM Version HELP ME!!!
Posted on 2006-02-24, 16:51
Of course. It seems you need both your C: & CD-ROM drives mounted. Game will record savegames and such to your C: and it also needs its cd to read data from it (intro videos, data, etc). mount c c:\ mount d d:\ -t cdrom
Re: a dos accounting program
Posted on 2006-02-24, 16:47
That isn't a game. Did you try running it natively, using built-in NTVDM (NT Virtual DOS machine - aka a common cmd.exe window)?
Re: How to stretch fullfixed resolution to fill *all* resolution space?
Posted on 2006-02-24, 16:44
I think that's the way it is. It's the same for my TFT (its native resolution is 1280x1024 too). I think that is because physical aspect ratio among video modes is different but I could be wrong. And yeah, there's no difference between 0.63 and 0.65rc1 - The only difference I have found is that …
Re: swaping disks
Posted on 2006-02-24, 10:25
Come on. You have posted this at least three times now.
Re: Swaping disks
Posted on 2006-02-24, 09:53
Are you installing from real ms-dos? Just copy the disk to regular floppies and you will be okay. Or copy them (if different) to a folder and use SUBST to simulate drive A Or use DOSBox (easier, recommended) and use CTRL-F4 to acknowledge swapping disks.
Re: Win 3.11 - Dust
Posted on 2006-02-23, 21:41
Did you know you can have installed both the 16bit and 32bit version of Quicktime? At least, it could be done for W98. Don't recall if I tried this for WinXP.
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