just one more time Paul...lol

M

Memaw

Paul everything is working great....i was even able to download the
expainson set into the war2 file....mouse is working great....i went up to
32 bit.....i went up to 9000 and works great...color is great sound is great
music is great.....i know u put a lot of work into this and i wish i could
repay u for what all u did....u are really great with computers and even now
i have learned new things...i just can't thank you enough.....ok here is my
question....is their a way to get back in dosbox and warcraft with out
typing all that in every time or is this how it works also their is no way
to get out and like write u this without getting out of dosbox....i will
answer that one how could i if i go back to windows....ok thats all the
questions....just wondering if i have to type all that in everytime....A BIG
THANK YOU.....i have already played 2 levels of war2....its been so long its
like learning over again but i love it....Patsy.....who i know u will be
glad to get rid of....:)
 
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Paul Smith

question....is their a way to get back in dosbox and warcraft with out
typing all that in every time or is this how it works also their is no way
to get out and like write u this without getting out of dosbox....i will
answer that one how could i if i go back to windows....ok thats all the
questions....just wondering if i have to type all that in everytime....

As a matter of fact there is!

If you go to Start -> All Programs -> Dosbox you'll see an entry called
doxbox.conf open this up.

If you scroll down to the bottom you'll see:

[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.

All you need to do is copy and paste the following below it:

@echo off
echo Mounting D:
mount d d:\ -t cdrom
echo Mounting C:
mount c c:\
echo Changing dir to C:\WAR2
c:
cd war2
echo Ready to run War2...
pause
war2

Then all you need to do is save it back, and it should autorun, you'll just
have to press a key to confirm you want to start WarCraft 2.

You can also change the default CPU cycles to be 9000 instead of 3000. In
the top 1/3rd or so of dosbox.conf there's an entry called cycles=3000
simply replace the 3000 with 9000 and save and it'll automatically run at
9000.
A BIG THANK YOU.....i have already played 2 levels of war2....its been so
long its like learning over again but i love it....Patsy.....who i know u
will be glad to get rid of....:)

Not at all. :cool:

--
Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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M

Memaw

Paul thanks again it all worked now i just hit enter and i am in also i got
the 9000 cpu saved too thanks again so so much Patsy


Paul Smith said:
question....is their a way to get back in dosbox and warcraft with out
typing all that in every time or is this how it works also their is no
way to get out and like write u this without getting out of dosbox....i
will answer that one how could i if i go back to windows....ok thats all
the questions....just wondering if i have to type all that in
everytime....

As a matter of fact there is!

If you go to Start -> All Programs -> Dosbox you'll see an entry called
doxbox.conf open this up.

If you scroll down to the bottom you'll see:

[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.

All you need to do is copy and paste the following below it:

@echo off
echo Mounting D:
mount d d:\ -t cdrom
echo Mounting C:
mount c c:\
echo Changing dir to C:\WAR2
c:
cd war2
echo Ready to run War2...
pause
war2

Then all you need to do is save it back, and it should autorun, you'll
just have to press a key to confirm you want to start WarCraft 2.

You can also change the default CPU cycles to be 9000 instead of 3000. In
the top 1/3rd or so of dosbox.conf there's an entry called cycles=3000
simply replace the 3000 with 9000 and save and it'll automatically run at
9000.
A BIG THANK YOU.....i have already played 2 levels of war2....its been so
long its like learning over again but i love it....Patsy.....who i know u
will be glad to get rid of....:)

Not at all. :cool:

--
Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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