 plencnerbPremium
join:2000-09-25
Elgin, IL
kudos:2 | reply to Grumpy
Re: [WIN7] 64 bit Windows 7 vs. an old DOS app
The Game itself | 
Section of the User Manual |
There is a word document that came with the game. See Pic #2 for a section of that document, and take note of the dates, and system requirements! 
To get the screen shot of the game, it is in a window. But, you can run things in full screen mode without the window if you want.
I am currently running Windows 7 Enterprise x64, and it runs without any issues.
By the way, DOSBox also works without any problems on Windows 8.
--Brian
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 MichailPremium
join:2000-08-02
Boynton Beach, FL
kudos:1 | said by plencnerb:I second the vote for DOSBox. I am currently running it to play a very old game called Sherlock. Screen shot included above for reference.
There is a word document that came with the game. See Pic #2 for a section of that document, and take note of the dates, and system requirements!
To get the screen shot of the game, it is in a window. But, you can run things in full screen mode without the window if you want.
I am currently running Windows 7 Enterprise x64, and it runs without any issues.
By the way, DOSBox also works without any problems on Windows 8.
--Brian
Were you still able to get an license for such an old game? |
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plencnerbPremium
join:2000-09-25
Elgin, IL
kudos:2 | I'm not sure. I know in the documentation, and on the main screen, there is a name and address of the person to send then $15 to. Not sure what would happen if I tried to do that today.
--Brian |
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