| 24-01-2011 04:16 PM | ||
| wardencz |
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| 24-01-2011 04:14 PM | ||
| wardencz | It's caused by the space, but not only by that, if the folder has more than 8 characters, it's shortened this way.. | |
| 24-01-2011 03:22 PM | ||
| DarthHelmet86 | Excellent thank you to both of you..I will get to recording this tonight. | |
| 24-01-2011 03:20 PM | ||
| The Fifth Horseman |
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| 24-01-2011 03:10 PM | ||
| DarthHelmet86 |
If I tell people to use the quotes and it doesn't have any spaces that will still work correct? If so that will be a lot easier to explain. |
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| 24-01-2011 03:09 PM | ||
| The Fifth Horseman |
IIRC, the quote marks are only required if the path contains spaces. Quote:
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| 24-01-2011 02:48 PM | ||
| zirkoni |
Use apostrophes (or what ever they are called): mount c "c:\users\what ever" |
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| 24-01-2011 02:32 PM | ||
| DarthHelmet86 |
Dosbox Tutorial Recording I would like to record a tutorial for setting up Dosbox, and then installing Norton Commander (as in Fifths Tutorial) however I am not to sure about setting up Dosbox in the users area. As I am the only user and the admin for my computer my Dosbox has always worked fine without being setup in the users area. So far I know how to mount the file I need to, however to do so I need to do this, mount c c:\users\daniel~1\oldgames I didn't know that long filenames would need to be entered like that, or is it because I have a space in the folder name and Dosbox doesn't understand that? I just want to make sure that when I tell people how to mount their user name that I am doing it right. At the moment I plan on telling people to mount c:\users to check what their user namer folder will be called. |
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