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[Dalen]

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

That shouldn't be happening. Please show us what's the first screen the game displays when started.

i just drag sc.bat on dosbox icon and game begins but look how begin i will show you in next few screens!!!
that is way how my game begins my problem is where is intro,menu,how to save game,scaner in game is crappy,no walk sound only music and i just got option to choose mission and team that is all!!!pls help me

[The Fifth Horseman]

Originally Posted by Dalen

i just drag sc.bat on dosbox icon and game begins

First of all, perhaps stop using drag&drop to run games in DOSBox.

my problem is where is intro,

The intro is ran by a separate executable - in order to play it when running the batch file, you'll have to add to edit sc.bat and add an appropriate command to it.

menu,

http://www.abandonia.com/vbullet/att...achmentid=1339
That is the menu.

how to save game,

You can only save it before and after missions. There's an individual savegame file for each chapter, and you can only load it from somewhere in that Chapter's setup screen.

scaner in game is crappy, no walk sound only music

There's no alternate scanner mechanic and no walk sounds.
That's how the game was made. What do you expect me to do with it?

and i just got option to choose mission and team that is all!!!

After choosing one of the Chapters, click on its' logo to enter the setup screen.

pls help me

You have to read the manual. The reference cards should also help.

[The one who flew]

Now that it's 2011 and we're all using DOSbox, do you guys think it would be time to take out Moslo out of the package offered here? I mean couldn't you just lower the cycles and not emulate a cpukiller?

[The Fifth Horseman]

Agreed. Mo'Slo only serves a purpose for those who don't use DOSBox and run it on real hardware. Anyone for adding it to the Programs page instead?

[TotalAnarchy]

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

Agreed. Mo'Slo only serves a purpose for those who don't use DOSBox and run it on real hardware. Anyone for adding it to the Programs page instead?

Sounds reasonable.