You can make multple batch files to do this. Create a batch file that will copy and replace the nfig with the autoexec configured to go directly to the software of choice. Everything is automated short of choosing your software.Ģ.
That way, when you boot dosbox it will give you a list of software options and you can just select which you want a go. To use one Dosbox shortcut with multiple dos applications, create a batch menu environment within the nfig autoexec.bat. All involve editing the autoexec.bat portion of nfigġ.
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exe and it just opens and works within the emulator? Is there a DOS emuator that is that easy? Just a normal install, program icon that you open. However, when I heard I'd need a DOS emulator for Windows 7 since 7 totally cut out DOS, in my mind I was thinking it would something similar to JNES Emulator.ĭouble click on the JNES icon, the program opens, select "File -> Open" and select the Rom you want, and it just opens and you play. When I get home from work I'm going to follow the youtube video step by step to setup a Dosbox on my home computer to see if it's easier than it looks.
I wasn't able to focus on it since I'm at work. The youtube video I watched briefly was mounting a drive and was using DOS commands to set it up.
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However, it seems a little more complicated than I had hoped (I have to teach a friends father how to use this after I learn it, and he is not tech savvy).
There haven't been any threads yet on DOS emulators for Windows 7 (at least based on title search).Īfter seeing the name Doxbox, I did some research on it, and while it seems more geared towards games, it might work for my purpose (two old DOS programs, an estimating wizard and timeslip program). I did a search first, and most people recommended Dosbox for Windows XP.
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