Try loadfix ?
DOSBox 0.65 is the latset release.

Guides:

DOSBox Guides
60 seconds guide to getting your game to run in DOSBox

As for moving/copying the config-file, I use 2 config files:

1. The main dosbox.conf is kept i the DOSBox-program installation directory.
   
   I usually don't change anything in that, but keep it just as it was when DOSBox was installed.
2. A game-specific dosbox.conf with just the changes needed to get a game to run.
   
   Each game I install, gets its own directory somewhere in my documents folder. This directory contains a very small dosbox.conf (like 8-9 lines) with game specific settings (core, cycles, autoexec).
   
   The directory also contains a small CMD-file to launch DOSBox. The important thing here is, that the CMD-file should have its working directory in the same directory where the small dosbox.conf is located. That way, DOSBox will look in the local dosbox.conf file (with the game-specific settings) before it looks in the main dosbox.conf in the DOSBox directory.

Here - and example: Re: Runtime error 002 at 0004:2C46.

> As for moving/copying the config-file, I use 2 config files:

He doesn't want to change dosbox.conf, but config.com which
is neither possible nor usefull anyways. That's why the hints
from ykhwong might help, especially using an up to date version
of dosbox.

I assume that config.com is a typo. I know of config.sys and dosbox.conf, but config.com has eluded me so far.

config.com is the program on z:\ used for things like config -writeconf,
but you're right, maybe it's a typo from his side

I had heard of config.sys, but when I saw config.com in DOSBox, I thought it was the name of the file in DOSBox. I guess I'm really confused.
Thank you,
Steve Adler

So you really meant config.sys (like in the ms-dos era). No. DOSBox doesn't have config.sys nor autoexec.bat files. So editting them isn't possible. This is due to the fact that DOSBox has its own internal parameters, like some of them that could be specified using the config.sys/autoexec.bat files in ms-dos (buffers, files, fcbs, etc). There aren't no config.sys/autoexec.bat files in DOSBox for mess with anymore, so we could guess that using DOSBox is even easier (configuration wise) that real ms-dos (no need for messing with config.sys/autoexec.bat).

Hope this will help you. If not, state clearly what is troubling you.

Yeah, the two are not related. In normal usage DosBox does not need or use a config.sys. Also, when a game says it doesn't have enough memory, sometimes it's actually because it's got too much and it's getting confused. That's where loadfix comes in (it uses up some of the memory before the game loads).