actually i think i got it. I hit MD TimeCom then tried CD TimeCom. Now it reads: C:\TimeCom>

But i have a new problem. Inside the folder there are 2 application programs "Install" and "Setup" both do the same thing, they bring me to Time Commando's Menu, where i can hit Play or Install/uninstall. Hitting "play" doesn't do anything.

When i try to activate anything within the TimeCom folder nothing happens. (I am using DOSBox 0.72)

There is a readme that says "AutoRun" with a bunch of commands, but none of them work in DOSBox:

[autorun]
open=setup.exe
icon=timeco.ico
shell\verb0\command=setup.exe INSTALL
shell\verb0=&Install
shell\verb1\command=setup.exe UNINSTALL
shell\verb1=&Uninstall
shell\verb2\command=setup.exe PLAY
shell\verb2=&Play
shell\verb3\command=notepad.exe read.me
shell\verb3=&Read Docs

That's all Windows related... you're looking for a DOS installer on the CD (install.exe/.bat perhaps?)

ok, success. I found a guide and managed to Install Time Commando....except now in DOSBox it says to just "type TIMECO to play Time Commando." But when i do, it says there isn't a disc in the drive (i downloaded it) any way around this?

pz3shwks wrote:

i downloaded it

Oh oh, again.

buy the game and it will work. Downloading games is not legal unless the publisher allows it, and we can't help you with downloaded games.

damn...

pz3shwks wrote:

it says there isn't a disc in the drive (i downloaded it) any way around this?

I thought, he downloaded the drive, not the game. 😉

You know, most people don't understand the differences between downloading, uploading, and just plain loading.

Maybe they are too loaded to understand.

<rimshot>ba-dum-tch</rimshot>

This thread has outlived its usefulness.