Using DOSBox

How to use DOSBOX to run old DOS games. I show you how to use DOSBOX manually. MORE IMPORTANTLY, create custom shortcuts and config files to run your DOS game in a window instead of full screen:
01:00 DOSBox
01:52 Getting DOSBox
02:28 Using DOSBox manually
05:20 DOSBox keyboard shortcuts
07:58 DOSBox in a custom sized window
10:25 Create a custom DOSBox config file
11:10 Edit DOSBox .conf file to run a game full screen
12:00 Edit DOSBox .conf file for a custom sized window!
16:10 Test run of DOSBox in a custom sized window
17:42 Good Old Games (GOG.com) - a source for old DOS games
19:19 Customizing a GOG DOS game for a custom window instead of of full screen.
22:24 Shameless plea for subscribing

[@mokkbs]

in 20+ years are we going to have "Win10Box"?

[@TheNerdIsIn]

And we will still be running Empire and MOO!

[@maxmuster7003]

I can not wait, i need a x64 bit DOS emulator for Android now.

[@TheNerdIsIn]

I wish Apple would allow emulators on the iOS App Store.

[@maxmuster7003]

I am not sure if we need the @echo off command in the [autoexec] section of the config file. I have only these commands:
[autoexec]
mount c: "/storage/emulated/0/BATCH"
c:
Menue.bat

[@TheNerdIsIn]

@echo off is not needed. It is an old dos command to not show the commands that follow. It just makes things “prettier”....

[@abadenoughdude300]

Alternatively you can put @ before every command. Whether you want to use echo off or @ depends on how many commands are in your autoexec section and how much you want to repeatedly type it or at all. :)