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Uggplaza: /* Internally */

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Internally

Lwc: Fixed English

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83.97.161.171: /* Usage */

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Usage

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Usage

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 C:\games\mygame>ren mygame.old mygame.exe
 </pre>
 ==Note==

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 C:\games\mygame>ren mygame.old mygame.exe
 </pre>
 ==Note==

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 ==Usage==
 ===Externally===
-It is much easier if games just call DOS4GW.EXE externally. If the game is launched by a .BAT file, you can edit it to call DOS32A instead of DOS4GW. This way, you do not need to backup and rename the executables.
+It is much easier if games just call DOS4GW.EXE externally. If the game is launched by a .BAT file, you can edit it to call DOS32A instead of DOS4GW. This way, you do not need to back up and rename the executables.
 If not, all you have to do is in this case is:
-# (Optional) Backup DOS4GW.EXE in the game folder. For example, '''rename''' it to DOS4GW.BAK
+# (Optional) Back up DOS4GW.EXE in the game folder. For example, '''rename''' it to DOS4GW.BAK
 # Copy over dos32a\binw\dos32a.exe to the game's folder in which DOS4GW.EXE was located
 # Rename that local copy of dos32a.exe to DOS4GW.EXE
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 ===Internally===
 Some games embed DOS4GW.EXE inside the game's own EXE file (e.g. mygame.exe). It is a little more complicated in this case to make the game use DOS32A instead, but it is still well worth it. What you need to do in this case is:
-# (Optional) Backup the file that has DOS4GW.exe embedded in it. This usually means the game's main EXE. For example, '''copy''' mygame.exe to mygame.old (make sure you use copy and '''not''' rename).
+# (Optional) Back up the file that has DOS4GW.exe embedded in it. This usually means the game's main EXE. For example, '''copy''' mygame.exe to mygame.old (make sure you use copy and '''not''' rename).
 # You must now "set" a path ("8dot3" style!) for DOS32A (e.g. '''set dos32a=c:\progra~1\dosbox\dos32a''')
 # Run c:\progra~1\dosbox\dos32a\binw\sb /r mygame.exe

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 ==Usage==
-===Games that use DOS4GW.EXE externally===
+===Externally===
 It is much easier if games just call DOS4GW.EXE externally. If the game is launched by a .BAT file, you can edit it to call DOS32A instead of DOS4GW. This way, you do not need to backup and rename the executables.
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 </pre>
-===Games that embed DOS4GW.EXE inside the game's own EXE file===
+===Internally===
 Some games embed DOS4GW.EXE inside the game's own EXE file (e.g. mygame.exe). It is a little more complicated in this case to make the game use DOS32A instead, but it is still well worth it. What you need to do in this case is:
 # (Optional) Backup the file that has DOS4GW.exe embedded in it. This usually means the game's main EXE. For example, '''copy''' mygame.exe to mygame.old (make sure you use copy and '''not''' rename).

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 Some games embed DOS4GW.EXE inside the game's own EXE file (e.g. mygame.exe). It is a little more complicated in this case to make the game use DOS32A instead, but it is still well worth it. What you need to do in this case is:
 # (Optional) Backup the file that has DOS4GW.exe embedded in it. This usually means the game's main EXE. For example, '''copy''' mygame.exe to mygame.old (make sure you use copy and '''not''' rename).
-# You must now "set" a path ("8dot3" style!) for DOS3A (e.g. '''set dos32a=c:\progra~1\dosbox\dos32a''')
+# You must now "set" a path ("8dot3" style!) for DOS32A (e.g. '''set dos32a=c:\progra~1\dosbox\dos32a''')
 # Run c:\progra~1\dosbox\dos32a\binw\sb /r mygame.exe
 That's it! DOS32A is now embedded in the game's EXE file instead of DOS4GW.EXE! If something goes wrong, just rename mygame.old to mygame.exe.

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 Once a game uses this (although [[#Note|see note]]), it is expected to run faster and better in DOSBox.
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+==Usage==
 ==Note==