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[phoenixfirecat]

Hi there!

I'm not the best with technology, especially anything to do with DOS, it was a bit before my time. However when I was really little I used to play Jill of the Jungle on my dad's computer. I recently got a hold of a copy of the original Jill, and I've always wanted to play the sequels - Jill goes underground and Jill savese the prince. I found downloads of these fairly easily however when I ran the program it basically had a spack attack. It works, but when Jill is supposed to be running across the screen, she goes really really slowly, like every move is accentuated. The best way I can describe it is a computer game's version of being put in very very slow motion.

Does anyone know how to fix this? I think I am just running it from "Command Prompt" in Windows XP but the first version of Jill worked fine which is why I'm so confused!!

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

[dosraider]

As you asked the same in another topic you get the same answer here:
[echo mode]

Originally Posted by dosraider

Dosbox? and Tutos?
And of course Dosbox WIKI

And if that's all too much the short dosbox manual:

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5. Special Keys:
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ALT-ENTER     Switch to full screen and back.
ALT-PAUSE     Pause emulation (hit ALT-PAUSE again to continue).
CTRL-F1       Start the keymapper.
CTRL-F4       Change between mounted floppy/CD images. Update directory cache 
              for all drives.
CTRL-ALT-F5   Start/Stop creating a movie of the screen. (avi video capturing)
CTRL-F5       Save a screenshot. (PNG format)
CTRL-F6       Start/Stop recording sound output to a wave file.
CTRL-ALT-F7   Start/Stop recording of OPL commands. (DRO format)
CTRL-ALT-F8   Start/Stop the recording of raw MIDI commands.
CTRL-F7       Decrease frameskip.
CTRL-F8       Increase frameskip.
CTRL-F9       Kill DOSBox.
CTRL-F10      Capture/Release the mouse.
CTRL-F11      Slow down emulation (Decrease DOSBox Cycles).
CTRL-F12      Speed up emulation (Increase DOSBox Cycles)*.
ALT-F12       Unlock speed (turbo button/fast forward)**.
F11, ALT-F11  (machine=cga) change tint in NTSC output modes***
F11           (machine=hercules) cycle through amber, green, white colouring***

[/echo mode]

[phoenixfirecat]

Originally Posted by dosraider

As you asked the same in another topic you get the same answer here:

Dude, so don't even know how to find that first post I posted in ... that's how fail i am at computers... I'll see if I can work this solution, thanks heaps, i really appreciate it!

[phoenixfirecat]

So the basic suggestion is to download Dosbox and run it with that?

[phoenixfirecat]

Originally Posted by phoenixfirecat

So the basic suggestion is to download Dosbox and run it with that?

Got it sorted! Thanks so much for the help! Sorry if I was a bit spammy

[dosraider]

Originally Posted by phoenixfirecat

Dude, so don't even know how to find that first post I posted in ... that's how fail i am at computers... I'll see if I can work this solution, thanks heaps, i really appreciate it!

Simply click on the in my quoted post....

Originally Posted by phoenixfirecat

Got it sorted! Thanks so much for the help! Sorry if I was a bit spammy

Enjoy it,

BTW, if you have sorted it out without further help you can't be thát bad on a computer, just saying.

[phoenixfirecat]

Originally Posted by dosraider

BTW, if you have sorted it out without further help you can't be thát bad on a computer, just saying.

Haha just good comprehension skills - the Wiki helped the most. When there, when to the appropriate operating system (windows!) and downloaded it, and i vaguely remembered how dos worked from starting up jill when i was young. im pretty sure that computer was real dos! there was a help thing and i figured out how to open jill through dos 2-3 hours later and much procrastination was had on jill goes underground! much love for the help hahaha