In my previous post, I discussed how to use DOSBox to play 16 bit DOS games & run programs like turbo C/C++ IDE with the help of a front-end application D-Box. In this post, you would learn how to use DOSBox without any front-end application. Here you will have to write some commands if you are not comfortable then stick with DBox. DOSBox is an MS-Dos emulator which can help you to run Dos Based applications in Windows Vista, Win 7, macOS and Linux (and perhaps upcoming 128 bit Windows 8 :)
Have you some 16-bit dos based games you want to play Or any software to run? Is the software for example turbo c/c++ very important for you, so you are thinking to switch to Windows XP because they won't run in full screen or some won't run at all. This is the case with most Windows Vista & Windows 7 users. It is because the subsystem (Available in XP) which runs dos based applications has been removed in Vista & Win 7. We have a nice tool "DOSBox" which is an MS-DOS emulator that can be used to run 16-bit dos based applications and games in Windows Vista, Win 7 and many other Operating Systems.
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