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Eric: Larry, can you tell me to play DOS games through DOSBox.
Larry: DOSBox, in simple English, is a free program that emulates an X86 based DOS environment on your new computer including speaker sounds, video graphics and other hardware. DOSBox is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X so you can practically use it to run DOS games on practically every computer. You can simply install DOSBox via the command line but if that sounds too technical, there are graphical frontends for DOSBox that will let you run DOS programs through a simple GUI.
Eric: How to Install it in Windows ?
Larry: One of the most popular GUI frontends for DOSBox is D-Fend Reloaded. You can install this program like any other Windows application and it is ready for use immediately after the installation. To install a DOS game, simply use the import wizard or drag-and-drop the zip archive file (that contains the DOS program) into the D-Fend Reloaded window. D-Fend Reloaded also offers game packages, containing both freeware and shareware DOS games, that you may install on your computer at once using a simple installer. You can play these classic games using DOSBox without having to configure anything.
Eric: If DOSBox emulators can't run your DOS game.
Larry: If the requirements are such that DOSBox emulators are unable to run your favorite DOS game, you can try running DOS inside a virtual machine using virtualization software like Windows Virtual PC, VMWare Player, or VirtualBox from Sun ? they are all free solutions.
Eric: From where can I get it ?
Larry: Microsoft offers a free copy of MS-DOS operating system that you may convert into a virtual machine or you can download the FreeDOS program from the Internet which is just like MS-DOS and completely free.
Eric: How shall I install it ?
Larry: Once you have a virtual machine running DOS, you need a way to install DOS programs into the virtual machine. This can be done by burning a CD image of the DOS games and then attaching that CD image to the virtual machine.
Eric: Thanks Larry, you have been so helpful. May God bless you !
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Eric: Larry, can you tell me to play DOS games through DOSBox.
Larry: DOSBox, in simple English, is a free program that emulates an X86 based DOS environment on your new computer including speaker sounds, video graphics and other hardware. DOSBox is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X so you can practically use it to run DOS games on practically every computer. You can simply install DOSBox via the command line but if that sounds too technical, there are graphical frontends for DOSBox that will let you run DOS programs through a simple GUI.
Eric: How to Install it in Windows ?
Larry: One of the most popular GUI frontends for DOSBox is D-Fend Reloaded. You can install this program like any other Windows application and it is ready for use immediately after the installation. To install a DOS game, simply use the import wizard or drag-and-drop the zip archive file (that contains the DOS program) into the D-Fend Reloaded window. D-Fend Reloaded also offers game packages, containing both freeware and shareware DOS games, that you may install on your computer at once using a simple installer. You can play these classic games using DOSBox without having to configure anything.
Eric: If DOSBox emulators can't run your DOS game.
Larry: If the requirements are such that DOSBox emulators are unable to run your favorite DOS game, you can try running DOS inside a virtual machine using virtualization software like Windows Virtual PC, VMWare Player, or VirtualBox from Sun ? they are all free solutions.
Eric: From where can I get it ?
Larry: Microsoft offers a free copy of MS-DOS operating system that you may convert into a virtual machine or you can download the FreeDOS program from the Internet which is just like MS-DOS and completely free.
Eric: How shall I install it ?
Larry: Once you have a virtual machine running DOS, you need a way to install DOS programs into the virtual machine. This can be done by burning a CD image of the DOS games and then attaching that CD image to the virtual machine.
Eric: Thanks Larry, you have been so helpful. May God bless you !
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- Infinitely Digital
I like when different areas of my life collide - as they did a week or so ago in Bethnal Green Working Men's club, watching four young performance poets do a show about computer games (part of the London Games Festival) It was funny and intelligent...
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Rocky: Eric, can you tell me, who is Steve Jobs ? Eric: Steve Jobs is the CEO of Apple Inc., but why are you asking ? Rocky: Actually, my friends were talking about him and saying Steve Jobs is great personality. What's so great about him, Eric? Eric:...
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There are a variety of wonderful games out there that have been developed to help people of all ages to learn the English language. You?ll find games that focus on reading, others that focus on vocabulary, some that focus on listening, and a whole lot...