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Software:Mille Bournes v4.5

2008-10-22T03:56:55Z

Paulp575: Initial creation

== Description ==
Mille Bournes v4.5 is a DOS-based game based upon the French road game.
This page pertains to the shareware version!

== Status ==
Tested with DosBox 0.72 (under Windows XP Pro w/SP2 installed).
The program runs and all functions appear to work.

== Making it work ==
Although the game appears to function normally, on my system with a Creative Audigy 2 Platinum (SB0240) Sound Card the sound is a little bit strange sounding.

Software:Mah Jongg Rel 4.2

2008-10-22T03:48:21Z

Paulp575: Initial creation of page.

== Description ==
Mah Jongg Rel v4.2 is a DOS-based game program written by Nels Anderson.
This page pertains to the registered version!

== Status ==
Tested with DosBox 0.72 (under Windows XP Pro w/SP2 installed).
The program runs and all functions appear to work.

== Making it work ==
Once the game is started, you may have to click twice with the mouse in order for the selection square to become the focus.

Software

2008-10-22T03:44:03Z

Paulp575: Added Mah Jongg Rel v4.2 and Mille Bournes v4.5

Here is a list of every article for every application that is known to work or not work on DOSBox. This list is naturally incomplete, but over time, as users take the time to check on their favorite application, this list will help new users understand what they can expect to happen when they try to get their favorite application to work. Software applications are not the primary focus of DOSBox, and the needs of [[GAMES|games]] tend to receive a higher degree of attention by the developers over the needs of an application.

== #-N ==

* [[Software:Protel|Autotrax]]
* [[Software:Borland Delphi 16-bit|Borland Delphi 16-bit]]
* [[Software:Composer 669|Composer 669]]
* [[Software:Fast Tracker 2|Fast Tracker 2]] (Music production/sequencer)
* [[Software:JuggleMaster version 1.60|JuggleMaster version 1.60]]
* [[Software:Mah Jongg Rel 4.2|Mah Jongg Rel 4.2]]
* [[Software:Windows|Microsoft Windows]] (versions 1.0 through Windows for Workgroups 3.11)
* [[Software:Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0|Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0]]
* [[Software:Microsoft Word|Microsoft Word]]
* [[Software:Microstation 4.0|Microstation 4.0]] (DOS based CAD program)
* [[Software:Mille Bournes v4.5|Mille Bournes v4.5]]

== O-Z ==
* [[Software:Neuberger PMC-Software|PMC]]
* [[Software:Omation|Schema III]]
* [[Software:Skyglobe|Skyglobe]]
* [[Software:Soundex Coder|Soundex Coder v8.02]]
* [[Software:Spectra|Spectra]] (Formerly known as WinDOS)
* [[Software:WordPerfect|WordPerfect]]
* [[Software:ZSNES|ZSNES]]

Software:Soundex Coder

2008-10-22T03:40:37Z

Paulp575: Cleaned up content and reformatted for easier reading.

== Software ==
Soundex Coder v8.02

== Description==
Soundex Coder is a DOS-based freeware genealogy program.

== Status==
Tested with DosBox 0.72 (under Windows XP Pro w/SP2 installed). The program runs and all functions appear to work normally.

Software

2008-10-22T03:37:47Z

Paulp575: Added version to Soundex Coder

Here is a list of every article for every application that is known to work or not work on DOSBox. This list is naturally incomplete, but over time, as users take the time to check on their favorite application, this list will help new users understand what they can expect to happen when they try to get their favorite application to work. Software applications are not the primary focus of DOSBox, and the needs of [[GAMES|games]] tend to receive a higher degree of attention by the developers over the needs of an application.

== #-N ==

* [[Software:Protel|Autotrax]]
* [[Software:Borland Delphi 16-bit|Borland Delphi 16-bit]]
* [[Software:Composer 669|Composer 669]]
* [[Software:Fast Tracker 2|Fast Tracker 2]] (Music production/sequencer)
* [[Software:JuggleMaster version 1.60|JuggleMaster version 1.60]]
* [[Software:Windows|Microsoft Windows]] (versions 1.0 through Windows for Workgroups 3.11)
* [[Software:Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0|Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0]]
* [[Software:Microsoft Word|Microsoft Word]]
* [[Software:Microstation 4.0|Microstation 4.0]] (DOS based CAD program)

== O-Z ==
* [[Software:Neuberger PMC-Software|PMC]]
* [[Software:Omation|Schema III]]
* [[Software:Skyglobe|Skyglobe]]
* [[Software:Soundex Coder|Soundex Coder v8.02]]
* [[Software:Spectra|Spectra]] (Formerly known as WinDOS)
* [[Software:WordPerfect|WordPerfect]]
* [[Software:ZSNES|ZSNES]]

Software:Soundex Coder

2008-10-22T03:36:41Z

Paulp575: Initial creation of page

'''Software:''' Soundex Coder v8.02

'''Description:''' Soundex Coder is a DOS-based freeware genealogy program.

'''Status:''' Tested with DosBox 0.72 (under Windfows XP Pro w/SP2 installed). The program runs and all functions appear to work

'''Making it work:''' Had no problems getting it to work.

Software

2008-10-22T03:32:27Z

Paulp575: Moved Autotrax from the O-Z listings and resequenced listing

Here is a list of every article for every application that is known to work or not work on DOSBox. This list is naturally incomplete, but over time, as users take the time to check on their favorite application, this list will help new users understand what they can expect to happen when they try to get their favorite application to work. Software applications are not the primary focus of DOSBox, and the needs of [[GAMES|games]] tend to receive a higher degree of attention by the developers over the needs of an application.

== #-N ==

* [[Software:Protel|Autotrax]]
* [[Software:Borland Delphi 16-bit|Borland Delphi 16-bit]]
* [[Software:Composer 669|Composer 669]]
* [[Software:Fast Tracker 2|Fast Tracker 2]] (Music production/sequencer)
* [[Software:JuggleMaster version 1.60|JuggleMaster version 1.60]]
* [[Software:Windows|Microsoft Windows]] (versions 1.0 through Windows for Workgroups 3.11)
* [[Software:Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0|Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0]]
* [[Software:Microsoft Word|Microsoft Word]]
* [[Software:Microstation 4.0|Microstation 4.0]] (DOS based CAD program)

== O-Z ==
* [[Software:Neuberger PMC-Software|PMC]]
* [[Software:Omation|Schema III]]
* [[Software:Skyglobe|Skyglobe]]
* [[Software:Soundex Coder|Soundex Coder]]
* [[Software:Spectra|Spectra]] (Formerly known as WinDOS)
* [[Software:WordPerfect|WordPerfect]]
* [[Software:ZSNES|ZSNES]]

Software

2008-10-22T03:31:09Z

Paulp575: Moved Autotrax to the #-N listings

Here is a list of every article for every application that is known to work or not work on DOSBox. This list is naturally incomplete, but over time, as users take the time to check on their favorite application, this list will help new users understand what they can expect to happen when they try to get their favorite application to work. Software applications are not the primary focus of DOSBox, and the needs of [[GAMES|games]] tend to receive a higher degree of attention by the developers over the needs of an application.

== #-N ==

* [[Software:Composer 669|Composer 669]]
* [[Software:Borland Delphi 16-bit|Borland Delphi 16-bit]]
* [[Software:JuggleMaster version 1.60|JuggleMaster version 1.60]]
* [[Software:Windows|Microsoft Windows]] (versions 1.0 through Windows for Workgroups 3.11)
* [[Software:Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0|Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0]]
* [[Software:Microsoft Word|Microsoft Word]]
* [[Software:Microstation 4.0|Microstation 4.0]] (DOS based CAD program)
* [[Software:Fast Tracker 2|Fast Tracker 2]] (Music production/sequencer)

== O-Z ==
* [[Software:Neuberger PMC-Software|PMC]]
* [[Software:Omation|Schema III]]
* [[Software:Skyglobe|Skyglobe]]
* [[Software:Soundex Coder|Soundex Coder]]
* [[Software:Spectra|Spectra]] (Formerly known as WinDOS)
* [[Software:WordPerfect|WordPerfect]]
* [[Software:ZSNES|ZSNES]]

Software

2008-10-22T03:30:20Z

Paulp575: Added "Soundex Coder" and resequenced entires

Here is a list of every article for every application that is known to work or not work on DOSBox. This list is naturally incomplete, but over time, as users take the time to check on their favorite application, this list will help new users understand what they can expect to happen when they try to get their favorite application to work. Software applications are not the primary focus of DOSBox, and the needs of [[GAMES|games]] tend to receive a higher degree of attention by the developers over the needs of an application.

== #-N ==

* [[Software:Composer 669|Composer 669]]
* [[Software:Borland Delphi 16-bit|Borland Delphi 16-bit]]
* [[Software:JuggleMaster version 1.60|JuggleMaster version 1.60]]
* [[Software:Windows|Microsoft Windows]] (versions 1.0 through Windows for Workgroups 3.11)
* [[Software:Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0|Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0]]
* [[Software:Microsoft Word|Microsoft Word]]
* [[Software:Microstation 4.0|Microstation 4.0]] (DOS based CAD program)
* [[Software:Fast Tracker 2|Fast Tracker 2]] (Music production/sequencer)

== O-Z ==
* [[Software:Protel|Autotrax]]
* [[Software:Neuberger PMC-Software|PMC]]
* [[Software:Omation|Schema III]]
* [[Software:Skyglobe|Skyglobe]]
* [[Software:Soundex Coder|Soundex Coder]]
* [[Software:Spectra|Spectra]] (Formerly known as WinDOS)
* [[Software:WordPerfect|WordPerfect]]
* [[Software:ZSNES|ZSNES]]

Talk:Software

2008-09-27T22:04:17Z

Paulp575: New page: I'm a bit confused about how to add programs to the list of software that works with DOSBox. If anyone can point me to an article that tells me how to do this, it would be greatly appreci...

I'm a bit confused about how to add programs to the list of software that works with DOSBox.

If anyone can point me to an article that tells me how to do this, it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

paulp575

Talk:DOSBoxShortcuts

2008-09-25T01:35:48Z

Paulp575:

Talk:DOSBoxShortcuts

2008-09-25T01:31:18Z

Paulp575: /* Does Not Work (Windows XP Pro SP2) */

I'm using Ubuntu and I tried the linux way but that doesn't work either. If I do what the tutorial says dosbox start to mount c again for some weird reasons.

~Soelen

*When you follow the technique I've described, I believe what happens is this: DosBox scans the path you give it as the last argument, automatically attempts to mount the drive / root folder which the game exe is on, then changes to the directory containing the game exe before executing it. As far as I am aware you can't mount the same drive / directory more than once, or mount a sub folder of an already mounted drive. This is probably the root of your problem. As mentioned in the bold sectat at the start of the windows tutorial, you will need to either remove any existing mount commands from the [autoexec] section of the default [[dosbox.conf]] file, or use a custom .conf file when using shortcuts like this, which doesn't have any mounts in it. I'll add that warning comment to the start of the linux tutorial section too. :) - thanks for pointing this out d^^. --[[User:Xan|xan]] 15:14, 10 July 2008 (UTC)

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''08 July 2008, 12:41''

I've written a new tutorial for creating DosBox tutorials (windows only), and deleted the original as it didn't seem to work. Hope this helps! I apologise if anyone objects to me culling the original page and its introduction!

--[[User:Xan|xan]] 11:47, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

== Does Not Work (Windows XP Pro SP2) ==

I tried the "Short Version" and it does not work!

Here's what's in my "target" line:

"D:\DOSBox v0.72\dosbox.exe" :D:\millebrn\millebrn.exe"

After clicking on the shortcut, I get the Z: prompt, which is the same thing I get when I type DOSBox.

(This shortcut method is missing the MOUNT command and the change to the C drive!)

The only thing I have changed from the original conf file is the screen resolution!
I checked the conf file and did not see any MOUNT command!

If I use the command line to type each required command (MOUHT, change to C drive; run executable) it works fine!

So I guess the answer is NOT this, but some type of batch (?) file to run the commands???

Talk:DOSBoxShortcuts

2008-09-25T01:30:53Z

Paulp575: /* Does Not Work (Windows XP Pro SP2) */

I'm using Ubuntu and I tried the linux way but that doesn't work either. If I do what the tutorial says dosbox start to mount c again for some weird reasons.

~Soelen

*When you follow the technique I've described, I believe what happens is this: DosBox scans the path you give it as the last argument, automatically attempts to mount the drive / root folder which the game exe is on, then changes to the directory containing the game exe before executing it. As far as I am aware you can't mount the same drive / directory more than once, or mount a sub folder of an already mounted drive. This is probably the root of your problem. As mentioned in the bold sectat at the start of the windows tutorial, you will need to either remove any existing mount commands from the [autoexec] section of the default [[dosbox.conf]] file, or use a custom .conf file when using shortcuts like this, which doesn't have any mounts in it. I'll add that warning comment to the start of the linux tutorial section too. :) - thanks for pointing this out d^^. --[[User:Xan|xan]] 15:14, 10 July 2008 (UTC)

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''08 July 2008, 12:41''

I've written a new tutorial for creating DosBox tutorials (windows only), and deleted the original as it didn't seem to work. Hope this helps! I apologise if anyone objects to me culling the original page and its introduction!

--[[User:Xan|xan]] 11:47, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

== Does Not Work (Windows XP Pro SP2) ==

I tried the "Short Version" and it does not work!

Here's what's in my "target" line:

"D:\DOSBox v0.72\dosbox.exe" :D:\millebrn\millebrn.exe"

After clicking on the shortcut, I get the Z: prompt, which is the same thing I get when I type DOSBox.
(This shortcut method is missingthe MOUNT command and the change to the C drive!)

The only thing I have changed from the original conf file is the screen resolution!
I checked the conf file and did not see any MOUNT command!

If I use the command line to type each required command (MOUHT, change to C drive; run executable) it works fine!

So I guess the answer is NOT this, but some type of batch (?) file to run the commands???

Talk:DOSBoxShortcuts

2008-09-25T01:29:48Z

Paulp575: Does Not Work (Windows XP Pro SP2)

I'm using Ubuntu and I tried the linux way but that doesn't work either. If I do what the tutorial says dosbox start to mount c again for some weird reasons.

~Soelen

*When you follow the technique I've described, I believe what happens is this: DosBox scans the path you give it as the last argument, automatically attempts to mount the drive / root folder which the game exe is on, then changes to the directory containing the game exe before executing it. As far as I am aware you can't mount the same drive / directory more than once, or mount a sub folder of an already mounted drive. This is probably the root of your problem. As mentioned in the bold sectat at the start of the windows tutorial, you will need to either remove any existing mount commands from the [autoexec] section of the default [[dosbox.conf]] file, or use a custom .conf file when using shortcuts like this, which doesn't have any mounts in it. I'll add that warning comment to the start of the linux tutorial section too. :) - thanks for pointing this out d^^. --[[User:Xan|xan]] 15:14, 10 July 2008 (UTC)

----

''08 July 2008, 12:41''

I've written a new tutorial for creating DosBox tutorials (windows only), and deleted the original as it didn't seem to work. Hope this helps! I apologise if anyone objects to me culling the original page and its introduction!

--[[User:Xan|xan]] 11:47, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

== Does Not Work (Windows XP Pro SP2) ==

I tried the "Short Version" and it does not work!

Here's what's in my "target" line:

"D:\DOSBox v0.72\dosbox.exe" :D:\millebrn\millebrn.exe"

After clicking on the shortcut, I get the Z: prompt, which is the same thing I get when I type DOSBox.
(This shortcut method is missingthe MOUNT command and the change to the C drive!)

The only thing I have changed from the original conf file is the screen resolution!

If I use the command line to type each required command (MOUHT, change to C drive; run executable) it works fine!

So I guess the answer is NOT this, but some type of batch (?) file to run the commands???