The editting of "Target:" was to tell DOSBox to use that specific configuration file instead of the default one, thus, running those specific commandlines when opened. I never touched the default configuration file that DOSBox uses. With this, I can have multiple shortcuts that only launch games and another shortcut just for the DOSBox prompt.įor example, I have a configuration file for Wolfenstein 3D and Daggerfall seperetly. What I did different is making a seperate configuration file ONLY for Daggerfall (You can do this with any game) so that I can still make other shortcuts for other games. I myself play multiple games using DOSBox, so this was an issue. I found this to be annoying because it pretty much limits DOSBox to only that one game and purpose. ThePilgrim used the default configuration file for all of DOSBox, meaning that if you opened DOSBox at all, those commands would run automatically. Where it starts to differ is how he makes his commandlines. We used different directories n all that but it's pretty much the same thing but in my own words. The installation process is the same thing. Installing is simply a matter of dropping the CD. As such, it ran fairly well on any of the Win9x operating systems. If it does, good, if it doesn't, read this again carefully to find your mistake. Daggerfall was designed for MS-DOS or Win95. To make sure it works, type in "DAGGER" to make sure the game boots up. It'll ask you for another yes or no question after this, type in "y" Once it boots you back to the DOSBox prompt, type in "dag213", then type in "y". Press enter until you get booted back into the DOSBox prompt (Use Arrow keys for this) Go into "Select Midi" and look for "SoundBlaster 16". It should ask you to configure your soundcard once it's done.
HOW TO PLAY DAGGERFALL ON DOS WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
Now the game's install screen should appear. (No, you can't Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V this, you gotta type it) Mount d c:\DOS\Daggerfall\dfcd -t cdrom -label Daggerfall Make sure to spell it right or else it won't work:
Open the DOSBox shortcut you made to the desktop and type these commands into it.
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