Well there's a manua, but here's the most simple way to wxplain:
mount c X:\ (this will set the X drive as your C: drive).
So everything you have on the X drive will be consideted as c:\.
You can add the path to a certain folder, but remember that dos alows only 8 characters.
So if you have games on your desktop it should be something like this:
mount c c:\docume~1\desktop\games
Then when you switch to c: you'll be in your game folder. Everything else is like in real dos.
There's also another command for mounting a CD - so I just suggest you create a folder where you'll put all your DOS stuff in and add these lines to the config file of DOSBox (at the very end).
mount c X:\corect path to the folder
mount d Y:\ -t cdrom (your CD drive)
c:
Now you're in good old DOS (ok emulator). You get full screen with alt+enter. You speed up with ctrl+12 and you slow down with ctrl+F11.
That's it.
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