Please re-read the included documentation carefully.
mount <drive letter as it appears in dosbox> <source drive/directory> -t <type>

ie mount C H:\root_directory\is\over_here\
creates drive C with contents of H:\root_directory\is\over_here\
mount D E:\ -t cdrom -ioctl
creates a virtual cdrom drive using the contents of E:\

Complicated stuff, if you don't know what you're doing!! Dos sort of reminds me of a child, you have to specify what you want it to do. I can't believe it was this much trouble just to play a game back then. 😳 Thank god for windows!! 😁( I found the readme to be not very helpful!) 😕 This is the kind of system that you need hands on experience,you know what they say.... practice makes perfect!

Thanks again.

> Complicated stuff, if you don't know what you're doing!!

I don't know - but then again, I am an old, spoiled fart. As least you have a pretty good chance of figuring out what is going inside the system. With newer systems, only a very, very few people know what is going on under the hood, so whenever there is a problem, the knee-jerk reaction is to hit Ctrl-Alt-Del. And if that does'nt solve the problem - reformat and reinstall.