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[argaven]

Originally Posted by _r.u.s.s.

you are probably using the latest dosbox, they moved the config file to user directory because of issues with vista

it's located in the folder with your name (where your documents are), in local settings\application data
or there is this button called "edit dosbox configuration" in your start folder, in dosbox directory

Found it, thanks. It's set to "max" now, but i dont detect any performance change. Probably because I'm in the middle of a game...

[Simoneer]

Then do it manually with CTRL + F12, for now.

[Scatty]

Or set the cycles in dosbox.conf under the [cpu] section to the amount you need for it to be set each time you run DosBox.

[CrybKeeper]

I play this gem religiously. Ctrl+F12 and tap the F12, 4 times to set cycles to 5000 and the game runs fairly fast. This is probably due to my processor, but I have tried 6000 and all was well for about an hour and then the game went bonkers and froze. Happened twice, so I set DOsBox0.65, to 5000 and all is well. My CPU is not running hot. P4 2.3gig.

For some reason the "Save" option does not come up when I play. Any idea how to save a game? The installation did not make a save folder. Is there a folder I need to make for saves? (I tried to make a "save" and a "saves" folder. Neither one worked.)

[zirkoni]

Click "Game" and then one of the empty boxes that appear.

Originally Posted by zirkoni

Click "Game" and then one of the empty boxes that appear.

Ok, I see. Thanks for the help.

[evil_heights]

Nothing works. everything is "unable to change" when i cd magic. Or says "illegal command" for magic

[Icewolf]

Originally Posted by evil_heights

Nothing works. everything is "unable to change" when i cd magic. Or says "illegal command" for magic

Did you drag the excutable over the DosBox-icon?

Did you try "dir" in DosBox?
If your directory-name is longer than eight characters it does something like this with it:
C:\magic~1\

Check it out!

[evil_heights]

Originally Posted by Icewolf

Did you drag the excutable over the DosBox-icon?

Did you try "dir" in DosBox?
If your directory-name is longer than eight characters it does something like this with it:
C:\magic~1\

Check it out!

ThX been playing it all day. now I need to speed it up