This book will teach readers how to keep their large investment in DOS games safe and intact while moving them to the Windows 95 environment. Running DOS Games takes a practical approach by showing them how to set up a Windows 95 system for all those DOS games without creating new conflicts with all their other DOS and Windows applications.
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A quite good book,
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This review is from: Running DOS Games Under Windows 95 (Productivity Series) (Paperback)
This book has several tricks to solve problems with old dos games. It's quite simple: it follows a step by step approach and is suitable both for beginner and advanced users. It tells you how to run games without creating a lot of boot disks. The CDROM included is also a collection of old shareware games. The defect of this book is that specific questions about certain games configuration are not covered. So if you have a particular question, try to look if the solution is in the book before you buy it.
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