| 19-02-2009 07:31 PM | |
| _r.u.s.s. | it's like saying that basic calculus and solving this pizzle gives you "heartache" |
| 17-02-2009 04:18 PM | |
| superjenn | I've actually just started using Boxer in lieu of DOSBox. It takes a lot of the heartache out of configuration stuff, and I believe it also auto-mounts CDs (which is ordinarily overcomplicated in OSX). |
| 02-11-2008 05:46 AM | |
| The Fifth Horseman |
Great. I recommend checking out A beginner's guide to DOSBox (written for Windows but most of it - ie the important parts - will be applicable for Mac as well - remember the paths are different, however) |
| 02-11-2008 03:49 AM | |
| classic gamer |
thanks verek_22 & _r.u.s.s.! _r.u.s.s. i couldn't think of a username at that moment, i'm a fan of classic games though 
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| 02-11-2008 01:37 AM | |
| verek_22 | Just go to the DOSBox website and download DOSBox for Mac OS X. |
| 02-11-2008 12:00 AM | |
| _r.u.s.s. |
first of all, it's not a windows game but a dos game. so use dosbox for it second of all, how can you call yourself a classic gamer if you don't know this? =P |
| 01-11-2008 11:52 PM | |
| classic gamer |
Os X? Hi! I found this place while searching for "Mystery at The Museums". I was really excited and hit download, but when the game downloaded... it wouldn't open because it's a Windows application or something along those lines. How do I get these games to work on Mac OS X Leopard? I've checked FAQ, with no luck.. 
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