Hi,

I don't use linux, I use windows xp home service pack2. Is there any way to 
do this under xp? I want to play that island game but jaws won't read the 
screen right to me.

Josh

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Zachary Kline" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 4:36 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Old DOS games with Dosemu


> Howdy,
> This is just a sort of 'Hey I've done this' message.
> I was recently able, using a combination of Linux, a screen reader and 
> Dosemu, a free DOS emulator, to play a few old games which are becoming 
> difficult to deal with under Windows.  Specifically, I can now play 
> Fallthru and the original version of Anacreon reconstruction.  Now, what's 
> left to experiment  with are the collection of PCS games demos I used to 
> have...And the DOS version of Adom, among others.
> Now, if you ask why I want to do this, I don't know really how to give an 
> answer.  Some of the best games, in my opinion, were written for DOS and 
> DOS-capable computers.  That's not to say today's audio extravaganzas are 
> poor by comparison.  They're not, and sometimes richer.  But still...I've 
> yet to find equivalents for some of the truly early classics.
> If anybody at all is interested in how exactly I did this, I welcome 
> questions.  I'm more than willing to share the relatively straightforward 
> (if you use Linux, or even if you don't) procedure.  Though I won't get 
> into a 'which operating system is better' flame war.
> Thanks much,
> Zack.
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