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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Opole, Poland
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![]() I've explained it before a dozen times.
You can create modified shortcuts and config files that run specific games with specific DOSBox configuration. It takes about 5 minutes per game, and once you're done you have a shortcut that immediately launches DOSBox, automatically starts up the game and exists the emulator when the game terminates. No frontend neccesary. I've set up over a hundred games this way - it's pretty straightforward. |
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